The day before graduating high school, Javier broke his neck diving into a pool. He would never walk again.
Former football recruit finds passion in the face of adversity
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Family and friends remember Brett Tyler
Business administration junior Brett Tyler is remembered for his witty personality and sharp style.
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Arraignment delayed in Kennedy Love hit-and-run case
The arraignment was delayed until Tuesday, Nov. 7 for the 17-year-old Los Osos resident charged with multiple felonies.
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Kappa Sigma placed on interim suspension
The suspension comes from allegations of an unregistered party in mid-September that may have violated “university recruitment and alcohol policies.”
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Diabetic students adjust to campus lifestyle
Being a diabetic student can come with challenges, but on-campus resources are available.
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TedxSanLuisObispo challenges students, community to ‘climb new peaks’
Through their own personal stories and passions, speakers inspired students at the second annual TedxSanLuisObispo conference.
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‘4,000 Miles’ explores the unlikely friendship of a 21-year-old and a 91-year-old
The theatre and dance department will open its drama,”4,000 Miles,” Nov. 2 at Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre.
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15- Minute update: Cal Poly’s Pier opens up to the public, Native American Heritage Month celebration, and state gas taxes raised
Mustang News anchors Tabata Gordillo and Hannah Benson have today’s top stories.
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Women’s soccer season ends with draw in Blue-Green Rivalry
The Mustangs held on to the draw because of sophomore goalkeeper Sophia Brown’s nine saves.
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Cal Poly Swim and Dive wins 15 events but falls to UC Santa Barbara
The Mustangs came up just short of taking down the Gauchos, 150-144.
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CultureFest celebrates 20 years with a ReBirthday
The theme of the CultureFest this year was “ReBirthday” in celebration of the event’s 20-year anniversary.