The money will be used to help homeless or low income students who need financial support.
Pride Center receives $10,000 donation
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Spring is in foal bloom: Cal Poly welcomes baby horses
Every year the Cal Poly Equine Center foals new horses.
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30-Minute update: Football player signs with Packers, local athletes compete at Special Olympics
Mustang News anchors Anna George and Ben Fletcher have this week’s top stories.
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Cal Poly logging team wins first place at regional competition
The team brought home a first place title and nabbed four of six spots for top male competitors.
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Gladees Prieur: Ultimate Cal Poly student-athlete
Gladees Prieur always knew she could run fast. At least that’s what her brother, CJ Prieur, had to say about his older sister. Gladees Prier (‘87, English) won a national championship in cross country in 1986 as well as two championships in the 1500 meters for track and field in 1985 and 1986. During her […]
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Artificial insemination: A deeper look into DSCI 330
For artificial insemination and embryo biotechnology (DSCI 330) students, this is just another day of Learn by Doing.
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Before I Die wall eases conversations about life and death
Death is never easy to talk about, but San Luis Obispo’s Before I Die wall makes the conversation a little easier. Before I Die walls sparked global conversations about life and death through public art exhibitions. These exhibitions invite the public to write on a blank wall in chalk their “before I die,” aspirations. Walls […]
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Perspectives: #NotMyPresident is not going to work
Your current reaction to Trump’s presidency only legitimizes the childish actions of our political parties.
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Respect the Funk: The cornerstone of Cal Poly creativity
Respect the Funk is a new magazine that brings together the creativity of San Luis Obispo artists.
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Students direct One-Act Play Festival
The theatre and arts department will end its 2016-2017 season by debuting student-directed, one-act plays in the annual One-Act Play Festival June 10-11 in H.P. Davidson Music Center (building 45), room 212. Students who direct these plays are part of a Directing (TH 450) one-act capstone course offered to theatre majors combining performance, technical and […]
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Superfoods are not so super
Why are superfoods are often over credited for their healthy qualities and what other foods are just as healthful?