A new California State University (CSU) audit shows Cal Poly disproportionately increased the number of administrators and their wages compared to faculty without justification. Eighty-three administrators and management personnel were hired in the past eight years without adequate justification, according to the audit. While the purpose of hiring more personnel was clear — to improve […]
CSU Audit shows unjustified wages and hirings in administration
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The need for transparency: The SLO County Board of Supervisors
By refusing to investigate themselves, the County Board of Supervisors has called their own credibility and principles into question.
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Cal Poly men’s track wins in Blue-Green meet
The Cal Poly track and field teams won a combined 20 of 38 events against UC Santa Barbara at home on Saturday, wrapping up the regular season schedule with a 110-88 win for the men’s side and a 104-98 loss for the women’s side. Cal Poly men’s team The Mustangs started off the day with […]
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Book design technology class reinvents print
Graphic communication senior Nate Ross recreated “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury through his limited edition book project in Book Design Technology (GRC 439). The course is taught by graphic communication professor Lorraine Donegan. She assigned this project every quarter for the 19 years she has taught at Cal Poly. “It’s a creative project that allows […]
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Take the health and wellness challenge this May
Health and Wellness Center collaborated with Cal Poly and SLO resources, challenging students, faculty, and staff to enrich their health.
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A unique track: Cal Poly student doubles as a train conductor
It was the second run of the day when Stephen Hager’s emergency brakes screeched and slammed to a sudden halt. Ten minutes went by without a word from anyone. Finally, the phone rang. Something was wrong. The brake operator hadn’t pulled the emergency brakes and the engine hadn’t given out. Somehow on his first day […]
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Can hate foster love?
Mutual hatred of things may prove better compatibility than mutual interests between partners.
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Dalia Mogahed’s visit supports the SLO Muslim community
Mogahed’s speech provided a more proactive approach to addressing diversity and inclusivity on campus.
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Mustang News Versus: Softball
Watch Mustang News sports editor Ayrton Ostly go to bat against Big West record holder Sierra Hyland.
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Cal Poly to receive largest gift in CSU history on May 3
The gift will be revealed on May 3.
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Riley Nilsen announced as next ASI President
Nilsen will start as ASI president after the last day of finals.