Students from the on-campus organization PolySat helped integrate two CubeSats which just became the first spacecrafts of their kind to photograph Mars.
Cal Poly students helped integrate first CubeSat to photograph Mars, image released
Posted inMen's Soccer
Men’s Soccer freshmen could make the difference in the Blue-Green Rivalry match at UCSB
On Saturday, Oct. 27, the Cal Poly Men’s Soccer team will be playing in what could be their last game of the 2018 season. In order to keep their season alive and advance to the Big West Tournament, the Mustangs must defeat Blue-Green rival UC Santa Barbara inside Harder stadium — a task accomplished only once […]
Posted inCross-country
Cross Country looks to build a dynasty at the Big West Conference Championships
Cal Poly Cross Country is looking to repeat past Big West Conference Championship success at the Carbon Canyon Regional Park in Brea, Calif. on Oct. 27. Both men’s and women’s cross country teams have recorded multiple top five finishes this season. The Mustangs have a long tradition of winning the Big West Conference Championship. The […]
Posted inVolleyball
No. 11 Volleyball records best start in Cal Poly history
The Cal Poly volleyball team has had a historic 2018 so far, achieving the best start to a season in school history. The Mustangs’ mantra of “execution over emotion” is in full swing, and the team is ranked No. 11 in the nation in the most recent AVCA Coaches Poll and No. 18 in the […]
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Cal Poly Rose Float Team “Petals it forward” with 300 free flower bouquets to share
Cal Poly Rose Float Team handed out 300 bouquets in 45 minutes, taking part in a national day celebrating florists.
Posted inASI, Features
Here’s what’s happening on campus this Halloweekend
Haunted mazes, live music, palm readers, drag shows, roller rinks and spooky HBO makeovers. These words provide just a taste of what is happening on campus this weekend to celebrate Halloween. ASI Monster Mash On Friday, Oct. 26, Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Events will throw a Monster Mash, where students who love to get spooked can […]
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Art exhibit “Girls Who Handle It” returns to the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art
As voices roared from within Pinkies Up salon, Megan Cali grew anxious at the front of a line that wrapped down the block. The venue was bursting with hundreds of people. Strangers and close friends alike stood pressed against each other’s backs, sides and shoulders. With hardly enough room to move, the liberal studies senior […]
Posted inWomen's Soccer
Women’s Soccer splits weekend matches for second win of the season
Cal Poly Women’s Soccer wrapped up week four of conference play with a 4-0 defeat to Hawai’i inside Alex G. Spanos Stadium on Oct. 19, followed by a 2-1 victory at Cal State Fullerton on Oct. 21. Cal Poly (2-12-4, 2-4-1 Big West) now sits in seventh place in the Big West Conference and trails […]
Posted inNews
How Doerr Field is split between athletes and ASI
The athletics department and Associated Student Inc. both funded the Doer Field to have equal access to the new facility, but minor scheduling conflicts have arose.
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Lottery ticket matching 5 of 6 numbers sold in SLO
There were no Mega Millions jackpot winners in California, but a ticket that matched five of six lotto numbers for $1.537 billion jackpot was sold in San Luis Obispo. The previous highest the jackpot had ever been was $656 million in 2012, according to Mega Millions. The numbers drawn Tuesday night were 5, 28, 62, […]
Posted inOpinion
Brockhampton ‘iridescence’ review
The fourteen-member group has again proven that they are a creative powerhouse with a fifteen-track album blending rap, R&B and pop.