Cal Poly Women’s Basketball lost their second away game of the season against California Baptist 61-51 at the CBU Events Center on Saturday, Dec. 19. The Mustangs (3-2) looked to earn their fourth straight victory after sweeping their three game home stand against New Mexico State and Santa Clara. However, it was Cal Baptist (8-0) […]
Women’s Basketball loses on the road against California Baptist 61-51
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SLO County gives first round of COVID-19 vaccines
San Luis Obispo County administered their first COVID-19 vaccines to health care professionals Thursday and Friday. “Is this an exciting day or what?” Public Health Officer Dr. Penny Borenstein said. The County Public Health Department has received 1,950 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, and they expect about 4,000 doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine to […]
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COVID-19 policies increase for winter quarter
The university will enforce stricter COVID-19 restrictions, which includes increased testing of students, according to a campus-wide email sent by President Jeffrey Armstrong on Thursday.
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Men’s Basketball’s falls short to San Diego 70-61
Cal Poly Men’s Basketball fought but could not complete their comeback as they fell 70-61 to the San Diego Toreros on Wednesday, Dec 16. inside Mott Athletics Center. The Mustangs (2-3) came in looking to build on the momentum from a big come from behind win three nights prior, but could not secure the victory […]
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Women’s Basketball wins game two of the double-header against Santa Clara 70-59
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball outlasted the Santa Clara Broncos in the second game of their doubleheader 70-59 on Tuesday, Dec. 15 inside Mott Athletics Center. After defeating Santa Clara (1-2) 57-56 the day before, the Mustangs improved to 3-1 with Tuesday’s win and are on a three-game win streak. The Mustangs came out of the […]
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DACA accepting new applications
In a recent ruling, federal Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis ordered to restore Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), thereby affecting the nearly 200 undocumented students at Cal Poly. The Dec. 4 ruling ordered that both first-time DACA applications and renewal application requests be accepted. This decision followed more than three years of instability for the […]
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Abbey Ellis’s game-winner gives Women’s Basketball victory over Santa Clara
With two seconds left in the game and Cal Poly down by one, sophomore point guard Abbey Ellis got open and hit a game-winning floater to give the Mustangs the 57-56 victory over Santa Clara on Monday, Dec. 14 inside Mott Athletics Center. After Ellis’s late game heroics, the Mustangs are now 2-1 on the […]
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Cal Poly remembers Lecturer Douglas Pierce
Political science Lecturer Douglas Robert Pierce taught both undergraduate and graduate courses at Cal Poly, some of his favorites being political psychology, politics and popular culture and political communication, according to a Dec. 8 email sent to University employees. Pierce died by suicide in his San Luis Obispo home on Dec. 5. Pierce, 43, is […]
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Men’s Basketball takes down San Jose State 75-71 in a tight second half
Despite trailing by as much as 14 points in the first half, Cal Poly Men’s Basketball turned the score around to defeat San Jose State 75-71 on Sunday, Dec. 13 inside Mott Athletics Center. Sophomore forward Alimamy Koroma and freshman forward Brantly Stevenson reached career highs with 19 points and 17 points respectively. Senior guard […]
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District Attorney Dan Dow removed from Tianna Arata’s case
San Luis Obispo District Attorney (DA) Dan Dow has been removed from Tianna Arata’s case due to a conflict of interest. Arata was arrested on the night of July 21 for coordinating and participating in a Black Lives Matter protest. She was charged on Sept. 3 with 13 misdemeanors: five counts of false imprisonment, six […]
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Women’s Basketball earns first win of the season against New Mexico State 70-60
An early lead assisted Women’s Basketball in getting their first win of the season, defeating the New Mexico State Aggies 70-60 on Thursday, Dec. 10 in Mott Athletics Center. 31 points and 15 rebounds by All-Conference senior forward Sierra Campisano powered Cal Poly (1-1) past guard Aaliyah Prince who recorded 21 points for New Mexico […]