After graduating in Spring 2016 with a sociology degree, former Cal Poly guard David Nwaba headed to Reno, Nevada to tryout for the NBA. The Reno Bighorns of the NBA Development League were awarded his rights and he was given a chance to make it on the Sacramento Kings’ D-League affiliate. But, according to SB […]
Former Cal Poly guard David Nwaba joins Los Angeles D-Fenders
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HIRIE shines warmth and positivity on SLO Brew
“Irie” is a reggae term that embodies sensations of warmth and positivity. It is seen as a mindset to strive toward, and it is the inspiration behind the San Diego-based band HIRIE. The “H” in the name pays homage to the Hawaiian roots of the band’s front woman. Inspired by the spirituality surrounding irie, the […]
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Entering the workforce: Pros and cons of being a fall grad
Graduating in the fall puts students in an interesting situation: they enter the job search well before the rest of their peers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey indicates that hiring rates go up in January. Gallup’s weekly job market survey shows that companies hire more in the first month […]
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From grads to grapes: Cal Poly alumni impact the local wine industry
Cal Poly alumni are slowly populating the wine industry in the San Luis Obispo county.
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Mustang News Now: 1-minute update
Mustang News Editor-in-Chief Celina Oseguera has the news headlines you need to know this week.
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Combining beer and yoga with BOGA
BOGA is an organization that combines beer and yoga to allow participants to ease into the art of yoga with a beer by their side.
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Next steps for former mayor Jan Marx
In one of the tightest mayoral races in San Luis Obispo history, former mayor Jan Marx lost to Heidi Harmon by 47 votes. After leaving her seat as leader of the council, Marx reflected on her time in office, her hopes for the future of the city and her plans outside of government in the […]
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Cal Poly grads to join successful alumni
Students from all six Cal Poly colleges will receive degrees in a three-part commencement ceremony on Dec. 17. After graduation, these students join a wide array of notable and successful Cal Poly-educated professionals. They will become a few of the thousands of Cal Poly baccalaureates who made significant contributions to their respective workplaces and fields […]
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Cal Poly grads reminisce
On Dec. 17, Cal Poly will send another class of graduates into the world to begin their futures. But before these soon-to-be graduates throw on their caps and gowns, some thank yous to their past are in order. It’s necessary to thank your younger self, the one who showed up on campus a few years […]
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‘The Emma Peel Game’ explores darkness of gender-based violence
In the underground punk rock world, women no longer sit in the wings but command center stage. However, the spotlight can be dangerously blinding. Cuesta College’s production of “The Emma Peel Game” explores this world and the lives of the women living in it. Directed by bree valle* and written by Cal Poly theatre professor […]
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Poly Playbook: Dec. 9
Poly Playbook anchor Connor McCarthy has a look at the past quarter for Cal Poly Athletics.