“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.”
New Insomnia Cookies on Foothill delivers as late as 3 a.m.
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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.
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Team hopes to continue winning streak as students cast Cal Poly’s 2019 Concrete Canoe
A concrete canoe might seem like an oxymoron, but Cal Poly’s civil engineering students are employing the laws of science and looking to row their way to another national championship. The Cal Poly team participates in the The National Concrete Canoe Competition where they build canoes out of concrete and race them in the water. […]
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What’s up, SLO? Here’s what’s happening this weekend
Rain may be in the forecast, but San Luis Obispo still has plenty of events this weekend to keep you busy. Here’s a preview of what’s happening this weekend.
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Cal Poly chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority dissolved due to low enrollment
The sorority was not under investigation in any way and Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey said Cal Poly had no concerns with the chapter.
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More wet weather ahead this weekend for Cal Poly
After seven days of warm temperatures and clear skies, Cal Poly will see the return of rain on Wednesday night. Although the Central Coast is not feeling the pinch of the Polar Vortex like the rest the country, the region will experience some winter weather of its own until Feb. 4. Two new storms are […]
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Cal Poly and other colleges keep losing students — only Cal Poly doesn’t know why
Schools lose students every year. “Financial stress,” “personal reasons” and “academic matters” are a few reasons students cite. Normally there’s a trend – the spike in dropouts acting as a sort of bittersweet red flag that allows institutions to diagnose one of their problems and fix it. Cal Poly is like a lot of those schools, […]
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Don’t ignore the bright orange slip on your dashboard
Ignoring Cal Poly parking citations does not make them disappear, but rather increase the overall cost of the ticket and can ultimately lead to a big yellow boot on your car. So what happens when you receive a citation from Cal Poly Parking Services? Cal Poly does not make its own rules when it comes […]