Cal Poly will receive bids from prospective contractors for the Vista Grande replacement March 22.
Vista Grande replacement bids to come in mid-March
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Art grounded in coffee: brewing passions together
The logical left side of the brain and the creative right side sometimes fight for dominance in our personalities. But, for artist and teacher Andrew Wilkie, it seems the sides of his brain have found a happy medium. An anatomy, physiology and biology teacher at Atascadero High School, Wilkie has always loved coffee. After living […]
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Ethnic studies department to teach class on Beyoncé
The class is available for Spring 2017.
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Conservatism’s role in the liberal academy
Education, it seems, works very much like armor
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A hike a day
Why freshman Gabriel Santos has promised to hike every day during winter quarter and how he plans on maintaining that goal
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No sleep for the weary: Cal Poly students struggle with sleep
Mustang News looks at the effects of sleep and how much Cal Poly students sleep on average.
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Cal Poly’s tenured track faculty at all time low
Cal Poly’s tenured density is the lowest it has been in the past 10 years.
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Box the Oxford talks post-graduation plans
The band has performed on just about every platform in San Luis Obispo.
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Mustang Gameday Feb. 18
Mustang Gameday anchors Ayrton Ostly and Joe Schutz sit down with Men’s Basketball Coach Joe Callero, freshman forward Mark Crowe and Strength and Conditioning Coach Max Betkowski before the Mustangs played Hawaii.
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Let there be green
The conflict that is produced by these conflicting executive orders is arguably analogous to the situation that marijuana is in right now.
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Current Solutions creates app to prevent sexual assault
The app will offer customizable responses to emergency situations.