When some San Luis Obispo residents heard that Roe V. Wade may be overturn, they took to the streets of Downtown. First, on Tuesday, May 3, 2022: One protestor, Quinn Brady, shares her story of why she is advocating against the policy change… https://youtu.be/Jzz73hyXpUMVideo By Brady Caskey and Owen Lavine Then, on Saturday, May 14, […]
Watch: San Luis Obispo Rallies Against Possible Roe v. Wade Overturn
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Music Production Union to host concert titled Take Flight, Destination: Arch Graveyard
Cal Poly’s Music Production Union (MPU) club will host a concert in Architecture Graveyard on Saturday, May 21. The event, titled Take Flight, Destination: Arch Graveyard, will run from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and is free. There will be two stages featuring performers that are current and former MPU members. There will also be […]
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Grammy Award-winning ensemble will perform with Cal Poly choirs in the PAC
Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble Chanticleer will perform with two Cal Poly choirs — Polyphonics and Chamber Choir — on May 12 at the Performing Arts Center. The performance will include selections from Chanticleer’s current tour, preview music from Cal Poly choirs’ current season and conclude with a finale joint performance of “Beauty of the Day.” […]
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Women’s golf ends season with 10th-place finish at NCAA Stanford Regional
Cal Poly women’s golf placed 10th in the NCAA Stanford Regional women’s golf tournament from Monday, May 9 through Wednesday, May 11, ending their season just before the NCAA tournament. Freshman Kaylyn Noh earned a top-20 individual finish while the Mustangs shot 27-over-par to finish 10th out of 12 teams competing for a top-four finish […]
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Listen: Students’ Stage Club held its annual “Miscast” gala
Audio by Nico Vinuela Cal Poly’s Student Stage put on its annual “Miscast” gala production on Saturday, April 30, at the Black Box Theater on campus. The production was entirely student-run and consisted of performances from students across different years and majors. The show featured performers acting in characters they wouldn’t usually be cast in, […]
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Growing up in Baggett Stadium: An Inside look into the Lee Legacy
The spectators grew quiet in anticipation when the player number 22, Brooks Lee, approached home plate for the first time in the series against Long Beach State. The Cal Poly player closed his eyes as he took a deep breath before securing his gloved fingers around the grip of a black metal baseball bat. According […]
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Listen: Theta Chi Fraternity to Host ‘Sororities Best Dance Crew’ Competition This Month
“Everyone is standing up and cheering on these sororities. It’s just a good environment and promotes a lot of happiness,” kinesiology senior and Sororities Best Dance Crew Chair Coby Barbar said about the the environment of Cal Poly’s Theta Chi Fraternity philanthropy event, Sororities Best Dance Crew. Sororities Best Dance Crew, or S.B.D.C., is a […]
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Baseball routs Pepperdine 16-4 in midweek matchup
Cal Poly baseball put up a number of statistical feats during their 16-4 win over Pepperdine on Tuesday, May 10 inside Baggett Stadium. The Mustangs (28-20, 14-7 Big West) rode a nine-run first inning and sophomore first baseman Joe Yorke tallied five hits in the non-conference showdown against the Waves (20-23, 8-13 West Coast). Head […]
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Missing and murdered Indigenous people honored in UU: ‘We want Indigenous students to feel heard’
Ethnic studies professor Lydia Heberling had attended an event celebrating Indigenous inclusion in the new Burke Museum in Seattle, WA, where a member of the Duwamish Tribe created pins to give out to attendees. On the pin rests a ribbon made of cedar wood — used as a medicine in Coast Salish tribes — and […]
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“The Undie Run is for everyone:” The return of a San Luis Obispo tradition
Have you ever seen hundreds of college students running in nothing but their underwear? Reporter Jillian Butler has. Butler has the details on what happened as students ran from Cuesta Canyon Park to Mother’s Tavern at the San Luis Obispo ‘Undie Run.’
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San Luis Obispo City Council and Police Department are declaring war on you
Owen Lavine is a journalism sophomore and Mustang News opinion columnist. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. The San Luis Obispo city council are lap dogs for the military industrial complex and police department (SLOPD). In a striking unanimous vote on April 19, the city council decided to reimplement Policy […]