President Donald Trump signed an executive order on April 28 that would allow for the expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling along portions of the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, but does not explicitly mention the Central Coast. The executive order, “America-First Offshore Energy Strategy,” was proposed to reduce the amount of oil imported from […]
Central Coast not named in offshore drilling executive order
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Interns create change at City Hall
The interns work on everything from housing reform to immigration policies.
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Go watch softball now
You should go to the home game on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Bob Janssen Field. Here’s why.
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Shabang prepares for eighth festival
Shabang returns this Saturday at Laguna Lake.
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Cal Poly Pier open house this Saturday
The open house is one of the two times the pier will be open this year.
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You can now get coffee with a cop in San Luis Obispo
Community members can sit down with their local police to discuss issues pertinent to them at Black Horse May 12.
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30-Minute update: Cal Poly receives largest donation in CSU history, weekend weather forecast
Mustang News anchors Anabelle Carpenter and Connor McCarthy have this week’s top stories.
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Poly-ball: A Mustang Legacy
It’s 1985. Cal Poly volleyball players Kelly Strand and Vera Pendergast are laser-focused with sweat dripping down their faces in the heat of Mott Athletic Center. Cheers from loyal fans fill their ears and blur to background noise as they prepare to dig a speedy serve from the opposing team. Their Cal Poly team was […]
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Up! Way Up! working on new EP
“Yeah, yeah drink with me! Yeah, yeah drink with me!” Fifteen friends yelled in the center of the recording studio. The cheers were so common after Friday night jam sessions that they started the first track of alternative rock trio Up! Way Up!’s newest EP. The scene had three musicians: Ryan Corvese on bass, Will […]
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Abortion medication may be accessible to students through the Health Center
Video by Allison Royal A bill is going through the California Senate that would require public university and community college health centers to provide medicated abortion services. The bill passed its second reading April 25. Sen. Connie Leyva (D-Chino) introduced Senate Bill (SB) 320, which would mandate student health centers that operate with state funding […]
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Free feminine hygiene products could become a reality at Cal Poly
A resolution to provide free feminine hygiene products in some women’s, men’s and all-gender restrooms around campus is up for vote in Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors. The resolution began as a project developed by landscape architecture senior Natalie Montoya for the University Union Advisory Board, on which she serves. She then proposed […]