No. 12 Cal Poly beach volleyball won two out of three conference matches on Saturday, Mar. 26 in Long Beach, Ca. The Mustangs (14-10) shut out Cal State Bakersfield (7-9) and UC Davis (7-9) 5-0 but lost to No. 9 Hawai’i (15-6) 3-2. Cal State Bakersfield Cal Poly pulled out two comfortable victories from their […]
No. 12 beach volleyball ends weekend with two wins in final three Big West matchups
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No. 12 beach volleyball wins two of three on day one of the Big West Challenge
12th-ranked Cal Poly beach volleyball won two of its first three matches at the Big West Challenge on Friday, Mar. 25 in Long Beach. The Mustangs (12-9) swept CSUN and Sacramento State before falling 5-0 to No. 15 Long Beach State. CSUN Cal Poly opened the day with a 5-0 sweep over CSUN, as all […]
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The Cal Poly Agri-Marketing Team is set to compete in Kansas at the National Agri-Marketing Association competition
From an early age, agricultural business senior Allison Jensen was exposed to the professional world of agriculture. Growing up with a family that works in the almond and walnut industry, Jensen recognized that almond shells were routinely wasted. “I’d heard that it [shells] was a huge byproduct that gets wasted,” Jensen said. “As a girl, […]
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Men’s tennis opens up Big West play with 4-3 win over Hawaii
Cal Poly men’s tennis grabbed a 4-3 victory at the University of Hawaii on Thursday, Mar. 24. The Mustangs (10-4, 1-0 Big West) came out strong in their first conference match against the Rainbow Warriors (8-2, 1-1 Big West). To start doubles, graduate Hendrik Inno and redshirt sophomore Joe Leather won their match 6-0. Following […]
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Campus Dining is understaffed and it’s affecting students
Eero Barker quickly picks up his pace as he exits the architecture building, shivering as he is struck by the cold night air. An architecture junior, Barker has spent his entire Monday in the studio working on his most recent project. With the sun long past gone and his stomach grumbling for the long awaited […]
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“Stealthing” is now illegal in California –– here’s how it’ll impact college students
It was a typical night of bar hopping in downtown San Luis Obispo for Cal Poly student Claire (names have been changed to provide the victim of sexual abuse anonymity). As the night went on, Claire found herself heading home with a close friend and the two began hooking up. It started out as a […]
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Men’s golf ends Duck Invitational in 13th place
Cal Poly men’s golf took part in the Duck Invitational on Monday, Mar. 21 and Tuesday, Mar. 22 at the Eugene Country Club and finished 13th as a team. Monday The Duck Invitational is a two-day 54 hole event with 14 teams competing. The tournament saw teams play two rounds on Monday, followed up by […]
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Women’s golf finishes fifth overall at Fresno State Classic
Cal Poly women’s golf took part in the Fresno State Classic on Monday, March 21 & Tuesday, March 22 at the Belmont Country Club and placed fifth as a team. Monday The Fresno Classic featured 15 teams in a two-day long 54-hole event over Monday and Tuesday. Cal Poly had five players in the tournament, […]
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“Jesus Class” returns to Cal Poly after a three year break
Spring quarter brings the return of the Jesus class to Cal Poly. Religious studies professor Stephen Lloyd-Moffett says the course examines Jesus through an academic lens. Reporter Torstein Rehn explores everything you need to know about the upcoming class.
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Horses trained by students, sold by students: The Quarter Horse Enterprise and Cal Poly Performance Horse Sale
Smooth and Snappy. Nine Ball Wild Card. Cowboys Fancy Sage. Wednesday Corona. WW Colonel Hawkinson. Hes All Wright. Miss Jackson. Smooth Jaguar. Bullet Proof Boon. Willie Was Colonel. Call Me A Pepto. What could all of these words have in common? These are the official registered names of some of the horses that will be […]
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Listen: Cal Poly Students Create Digital Carpool Marketplace
The Cal Poly Facebook Rideshare group was created in 2011 by students looking to travel home for the holidays. However, its disordered posts can be difficult and time-consuming for users to navigate. A team of Cal Poly students aims to fix these issues by launching a student-focused carpooling marketplace. Ryde Carpool was founded by experience […]