Freshman architecture students took to the catwalk to show off their original paper wearable designs in the “Humans” project Jan. 30.
Architecture students took the runway for their winter fashion show
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Men’s Basketball remains last in conference after weekend loss
Two days after finally recording their first Big West Conference win, the Mustangs fell 83-65 to the Matadors.
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Cal Poly’s environmental goals lead to violation of Wastewater Pretreatement Standards
In 2018, the City of San Luis Obispo found Cal Poly significantly violated the Wastewater Pretreatment Standards mandated by the city. All of the wastewater generated on campus is treated at the city’s Water Resource Recovery Facility, and because Cal Poly is categorized as a Significant Industrial User of the city’s water, they have the […]
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Meet the students helping advise Cal Poly administration on diversity issues and initiatives
Cal Poly made national news in Spring 2018 after the alleged blackface incident. In the emergency town hall meetings that followed, many students said the incident was a stark example of Cal Poly’s need for a more diverse and inclusive climate. With an almost 55 percent white-identifying student body, Cal Poly is the least diverse […]
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Shake Smart sells limited menu due to conflicts with other campus dining options
Shake Smart has 13 locations across the country, but the shop in front of the Recreation Center has slight variations in the menu due to non-compete agreements with Campus Dining. The Shake Smart website features four different varieties of oatmeal bowls, breakfast and lunch wraps and cold brew coffee that are available at the majority […]
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Weekend defeat marks Women’s Basketball’s fifth-straight loss
The return of the Mustangs’ starting senior point guard Dye Stahley ended up as a 70-52 to Hawai’i.
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New Insomnia Cookies on Foothill delivers as late as 3 a.m.
“Other stores can try to stay open as late as we do, but they can’t deliver as late as we do,” Insomnia Cookies’ Marketing Manager Alfonzo Jones said. “If you hop online at 2:45 a.m., we’ll be there.”
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App to Assist Customers with Disabilities Wins 24-Hour Hackathon
The idea for Mobell, an application meant to service customers with disabilities, won the Poly Hacks 24-hour hackathon on Friday, Jan. 18. The event took place at the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, also known as the HotHouse. The minds behind the winning pitch are graphic communication senior Katy Barnard, graphic communication juniors Linnea […]
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Rain and winds hammer San Luis Obispo
Winter returned to California as a powerful storm slammed into the state, bringing heavy rain and damaging winds. Cal Poly’s weather station recorded nearly two inches of rain since Wednesday, Jan. 31. High winds overnight were recorded at 15 mph with gusts reaching 20 mph. A larger portion of an eucalyptus tree fell onto a […]
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Women’s Basketball will look to break four game losing streak in Hawai’i
Senior point guard Dye Stahley is projected to return to take on Hawai’i after missing two games due to injury.
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Men’s Basketball breaks five-game losing streak with dominant win
Strong shooting lead Cal Poly to a 71-45 win over UC Riverside, breaking a 20-game road losing streak.