After a devastating loss in the semifinals of last season’s Big West Conference Tournament, the team will enter this season having lost seven players — six seniors and one freshman who transferred.
Women’s Basketball up for a challenging season
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College students know that Instagram is a great way to spend hours doing nothing productive whatsoever. For this reason, I try not to have the app on my phone. But when my girlfriend asked me to re-download it so she could send me memes, I figured I’d give it another try.
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Ghouls meet glamour at Cal Poly Drag Club’s Monster Prom
The club, which has grown since its start in 2015, aims to showcase queer performances that make the audience rethink their outlook on gender.
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Is it done yet? yakʔitʸutʸu still working on finishing touches
The yakʔitʸutʸu resident hall is still adding finishing touches despite a completion date set for August.
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Students are invited to discuss curriculum, campus culture and retention
The Office of University Diversity and Inclusion (OUDI) will host a Collective Impact Forum open to all Cal Poly students, faculty and staff Friday, Nov. 2 Collective Impact is a group composed of students, faculty and staff that serves as a “Container for Change” by rallying multiple campus groups around a common agenda and increasing diversity and […]
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Cal Poly wins Ballot Bowl with most new student voter registrations in California
Cal Poly had the most new voter registrations of any school in California with 3,178 students registered through the Secretary of State’s Ballot Bowl competition. California State University (CSU) Fullerton came in second with 2,627 competition participants and University of California (UC) Santa Barbara came in third with 1,848 registered voters through the Ballot Bowl. A […]
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Women’s Soccer forces a draw to end the season
Cal Poly Women’s Soccer ended their season with a 1-1 draw against Blue-Green rival UC Santa Barbara inside Alex G. Spanos Stadium on Oct. 28.
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Downtown parking structures will now charge 24/7
The downtown San Luis Obispo parking garages have implemented a new “Pay on Foot” system, charging for parking 24/7.
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Cal Poly outsourcing vanpools could come at a cost to employees
Cal Poly Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS) will be outsourcing the Employee Vanpool Program beginning Oct. 31, and the change is raising concerns among employees. TAPS has considered the switch from Cal Poly vans to vans from the external company Enterprise for the past two years, according to University Spokesperson Matt Lazier. The Employee Vanpool […]
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Meet the 5-time SLO mayor candidate who plans to run for the rest of his life
“I promised that if I continued to be silenced I would run for mayor,” mayoral candidate Donald Hedrick said. “Ever since, I’m honor-bound to run for mayor.”
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Cal Poly now offering shuttles to the SLO airport and cities across California
“We wanted to offer students without vehicles on campus more options to commute to and from home to campus during the holidays,” Director of Transportation & Parking Services Marlene Cramer.