Just off of Monterey Street and less than a mile from Downtown San Luis Obispo and Cal Poly, The Wayfarer San Luis Obispo is a one-of-a-kind destination that immerses visitors into the small town, central coast atmosphere. The Wayfarer is home to 100 private, collegiate-themed rooms. Each room features complimentary Wi-Fi, a personal workspace, a […]
<strong>Get a taste of central coast hospitality at The Wayfarer San Luis Obispo</strong>
Posted inOpinion
Ticketmaster is Ruining Live Music
Ticketmaster has caused several stirs online for inflated prices, glitches, site crashes, presale code drama and hour long waiting rooms. Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” presale showed the world just how incompetent Ticketmaster is. The problems continue because even though Ticketmaster has repeatedly displayed that they are unable to keep up with the large demand from […]
Posted inNews
Campus Health and Wellbeing Counseling Services launches February Mental Health Fridays
50-minute seminars covering various mental health topics will be held via zoom each Friday of this month courtesy of Campus Health and Wellbeing’s (CH&W) Counseling Services. Any member of the Cal Poly Community can attend anonymously. Counseling Services outreach coordinator Sarah Colwell said the Zoom events are designed to be available, approachable and obstacle-free. “One […]
Posted inFeatures, Top Stories
Shabang Returns to San Luis Obispo with a new look and price
Shabang, advertised as the “full dose of the Central Coast,” is a local music festival that will feature more than 50 live performances across four different stages, on May 5-6 at Dairy Creek Golf Course. The festival was started by three friends from Cal Poly in 2014, featuring local acts, as a way to popularize […]
Posted inWomen's Basketball
How Jazzy Anousinh and Annika Shah bring their off-the-court friendship to the hardwood
The Cal Poly’s Women’s Basketball team is full of friendships, but the on and off-the-court friendship between sophomore point guards Annika Shah and Jazzy Anousinh is clear. The pairing met during their freshman year on the team, but originally it was Shah who reached out to Anousinh to be roommates through Instagram, and Anousinh said […]
Posted inThe Hill
Cal Poly Housing receives more than 100 mold reports in January, relocating students
When environmental management and protection freshman Ryan Graul first saw mold covering his windowsill and wall surrounding his bed in his dorm, he said he felt his nose was “burning.” With his asthma, Graul said the mold prompted him to feel sick. In January, there were 105 student-filled reports of mold – 60 of which […]
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San Luis Obispo business owner arrested on rape charges 10 months after accusations
In April, sexual assault allegations emerged against two San Luis Obispo business owners. Now, one of them is set to appear in court on Thursday. Former business owner of Nate’s Barbershop, Nate Abate, and former owner of Kin Coffee, Julian Contreras, were accused of sexual assault in a social media post by San Luis Obispo […]
Posted inWrestling
Wrestling takes down CSU Bakersfield and Little Rock to remain atop Pac-12 standings
Cal Poly Wrestling racked up two more Pac-12 wins against CSU Bakersfield, 22-12, and Little Rock, 25-10, on Friday, Feb. 3 and Sunday, Feb. 5 at the Icardo Center and Mott Athletics Center, respectively. The weekend wins kept the Mustangs (6-6, 3-0 Pac-12) atop the conference standings with two Pac-12 duals left in the season. […]
Posted inMen's Tennis
Men’s Tennis splits matchups on Utah road trip
Cal Poly Men’s Tennis went 1-1 in its weekend matchups against BYU and the University of Utah on Friday, Feb. 3 and Sunday, Feb. 5. The Mustangs (1-3) opened with their first win of the year over the Cougars (1-1) before falling to the Utes (2-2). Friday vs. BYU The Mustangs secured their first win […]
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Women’s Basketball drops road matchup to Hawaii, 80-58
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball was defeated by Hawaii 80-58 on Saturday, Feb. 4 inside SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center in Manoa, Hawai’i. The Mustangs (6-14, 3-9 Big West) fell behind early and couldn’t catch up to the Rainbow Wahine (9-12, 7-5 Big West). Early on, it was Hawaii that held the advantage. The Rainbow […]