Parking Services Opens Lottery For Three-Week, Spring Gap permit.
Thought freshmen couldn’t park on campus? Think again — but only for a limited time
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Spring storm taking aim at San Luis Obispo
After more than a month of no significant rainfall, San Luis Obispo will see springtime rain in the coming days. The National Weather Service is predicting a pair of storms that will bring rainfall to the Central Coast Wednesday evening into Thursday morning and Saturday into Sunday. The first storm is expected to dump at […]
Posted inBaseball
Baseball manages one win in important road series
Cal Poly recovered on the final day of the three-game road series at UC Irvine from May 10-11, picking up one win after dropping the first two games. The Mustangs (24-25, 13-5 Big West), who were looking to overtake UC Santa Barbara in the Big West standings, remain in second place in the conference. Friday […]
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Poly Playbook: Beach Volleyball wins first Big West title, Joe Protheroe participates in 49ers rookie camp, and Baseball drops into second place
Poly Playbook anchor Kylie Smith has all the Cal Poly sports updates for this week.
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Softball closes season with series loss to UC Santa Barbara
After winning one game in the series, the Mustangs finish seventh in the Big West Conference.
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University rebrand was necessary, according to the designer of Cal Poly’s last logo
Almost 7,500 people have signed a petition on Change.org to stop Cal Poly’s rebrand. Such a rebrand was essential, however, to one particular person – the designer of the last Cal Poly logo. Pierre Rademaker designed both the Cal Poly seal and shield, while also teaching graphic design at the university for 14 years. Rademaker […]
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National Geographic underwater photographer Brian Skerry to speak at Cal Poly
After logging thousands of hours of underwater photography, National Geographic’s Brian Skerry will share some of his work at the Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Wednesday, May 15 at 7:30 p.m. Skerry’s display of his underwater photographs will be the third event of the National Geographic Live series, co-hosted by Cal Poly Arts and the […]
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Which came first: The Chick-fil-A or the egghead?
Jack Semancik is a political science sophomore and KCPR DJ. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. One would think that Jeffrey Armstrong – who earned a doctorate from North Carolina State University in 1986 – would make some attempt to avoid logical fallacies. Unfortunately, his role as University President did not […]
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New civil engineering-construction management minor to begin fall 2019
Cal Poly announced the new heavy civil construction minor, courtesy of a $5 million donation from the Granite, Caterpillar and Beaver Charitable Trust.
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What the two largest textbook publishers merging means for students
Cengage and McGraw-Hill announced their plan to merge in 2020.
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Hear about the future of startups at the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum
The Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) will host a presentation and networking forum open to all students. Artificial intelligence (AI) and big data are the focal point of this year’s ninth annual Spring Entrepreneurship Forum hosted by the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) on Tuesday, May 14 from 4:30 […]