Biological sciences junior Jake Molieri smiled as a large scorpion quickly paced over the bridge of his nose and across his cheek. Once it rested on the edge of his face, he scooped up the wiggling scorpion by its stinger and set it back in its box. “I used to be terrified of this stuff,” […]
Mo Bugz, less problems: Student breeds and sells snakes, lizards, tarantulas, scorpions
Posted inWomen's Basketball
Women’s Basketball falls to Saint Mary’s 69-51
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball fell to Saint Mary’s College by a score of 69-51 on Dec. 1 inside Mott Athletics Center.
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Health Center hires 8 employees in first quarter since fee increase
With the implementation of the $99 health fee increase per quarter beginning Fall 2018, students are already seeing improved wait times at the Health Center.
Posted inVolleyball
Get to know Cal Poly Volleyball’s senior outside hitter Adlee Van Winden
The Napa, Calif. native did not miss a single set in her four-year career at Cal Poly.
Posted inFeatures, News, Top Stories
Cal Poly will rebrand with new logo, messaging and redesigned website
Cal Poly will be getting a new institutional logo, messaging and website in May 2019 with the debut of the yakʔitʸutʸu Welcome Center. Three new brand concepts have been proposed, each embodying a different concept — “The Power of and,” “Ready Day One,” and a new take on “Learn by Doing.” Last week, higher education […]
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Wet winter ahead for San Luis Obispo as storm moves in
San Luis Obispo is going to be experiencing another wet and chilly week as a second storm makes its way to the region.
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Cooking in the Canyon – free lessons from Cal Poly’s executive chef
University Housing and Campus Dining partnered together to offer students, faculty and staff weekly free cooking classes.
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Students and faculty fail to keep up with Cal Poly’s 2020 Zero Waste goal; facilities keep campus on track
Cold Canyon Processing Facility Manager John Ryan said the recycling contamination rate from Cal Poly is the highest in the county at 32 percent.
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San Luis Obispo swears in historic majority-female city council
About 100 people gathered at City Hall Monday, Dec. 3 to see San Luis Obispo history in the making as the first-ever majority-female city council was sworn in. Mayor Heidi Harmon and Councilmembers Erica Stewart and Carlyn Christianson were sworn in by City Clerk Teresa Purrington, making the San Luis Obispo City Council four-fifths female […]
Posted inSports
Here are the top moments from Fall 2018 Cal Poly sports
Poly Playbook anchors Francisco Martinez and Lauren Kozicki recap the best plays, games and moments from fall sports this year.
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Student variety show raises hundreds for fire relief
Student comedians, singers and dancers performed in an on-campus variety show Thursday, Nov. 26 to raise money for Woolsey and Camp fire relief.