The road is still blocked from the south due to the massive Mud Creek Slide in May.
Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge restores some Big Sur accessibility
Posted inMen's Soccer
Blue-Green rivalry game tickets now available
Students can get tickets for free at the Performing Arts Center Tuesday through Friday.
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Business administration junior passed away in PCV apartment
UPD responded to a call and found a deceased person in a PCV apartment.
Posted inMustang News TV
Senior Nutrition Program provides healthy meals and company
San Luis Obispo county’s Senior Nutrition Program provides lunches to seniors 6o years and older.
Posted inSports
Sampson critical of U.S. men’s soccer
The United States soccer community is still reeling from the national team’s loss to Trinidad and Tobago that eliminated the United States from qualifying for the next World Cup. Cal Poly men’s soccer head coach Steve Sampson coached the U.S. Men’s National Team from 1995 to 1998 and is critical of the recent direction of […]
Posted inFeatures
Cal Poly celebrates 70th Rose Float
The air is filled with a sense of quiet determination amidst the whirring of welding tools and blaring alternative music. Eyes stare intently out of safety goggles at whatever task is being executed, and bodies move swiftly and skillfully, weaving around equipment and peers. The Rose Float Lab is alive. Since 1949, Cal Poly San […]
Posted inOpinion
Yoga teacher expands Human Being Training beyond Cal Poly
Amanda Parker Lambert begins each weekly Human Being Training yoga class at the Recreation Center by writing an idea or mantra on the small whiteboard behind her. Sometimes, the Human Being Training founder comes to class with one in mind. Other times, she will ask students what has been on their minds lately. This week’s […]
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Campus dining policies change
This year, some of Cal Poly’s campus dining policies have changed under the new third party management, Chartwells Higher Education. In April 2017, they began managing all campus dining locations for Cal Poly Corporation. Many of the policies implemented have become concerns for both students and employees on campus. “It’s disappointing to me to know that this […]
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Freshmen will receive partially blocked schedules to improve graduation rates
This year, the freshman class will receive partially blocked schedules for the entire 2017-18 school year to increase graduation rates, according to University Registrar Cem Sunata. Blocked scheduling is the process in which the university enrolls students in their classes rather than students completing the process on their own. Cal Poly is in its ninth […]
Posted inOpinion
Re-examining the Liberal Arts
Max Reichardt is a communication studies senior and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed in this column do not reflect the viewpoints and editorial coverage of Mustang News. When the term originated in ancient Greece, the “liberal arts” represented the robust, well-rounded education required for public service, democratic participation and proper citizenship. To exist and […]
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Wildfires affect Cal Poly students
As the Northern California fires destroy neighborhoods and force evacuations, some Cal Poly students are among those affected. CalFire says it responded to 250 new wildfires between Oct. 8 and 20 which burned over 245,000 acres, forced the evacuations of 100,000 residents and took the lives of 42 people. Wine and viticulture senior Patricia Williams said […]