For the students who are members of the Cal Poly Rose Float program, spring quarter means one thing: 273 days until the parade. From planting seeds to harvesting flowers to constructing the float, the three-hour parade involves months of preparation.…
Local band Dudeo Perez talks DIY shows and a new EP
A wave of sound is taking over San Luis Obispo’s music scene with the rise of Dudeo Perez, a new alternative rock/pop band consisting of three Cal Poly students and one high school student. The band has performed at venues…
Merry mixes: KCPR’s Club 91 hosts Christmas party and toy drive
To celebrate the most wonderful time of the year, KCPR’s Club 91 showed that the best way to spread holiday cheer is by playing loud house music for all to hear at their Christmas party and toy drive on Dec. 7.…
Students light up the night in SLO GLO dance club
Students at Cal Poly express themselves through flow arts, a glow-in-the-dark, movement-based discipline including dance, juggling, fire-spinning, and object manipulation.
LeAnn Rimes is coming to Cal Poly with “You and Me and Christmas” tour
Tickets start at $60 and go up to $95. There is a 20 percent discount on non-VIP tickets for Cal Poly students, faculty and staff.
Pop-up gallery showcases SLOcally made art
With every horizon painting, leather wallet and stuffed animal, buyers can be sure that each piece came from its own unique creative process.
Mo Bugz, less problems: Student breeds and sells snakes, lizards, tarantulas, scorpions
Biological sciences junior Jake Molieri smiled as a large scorpion quickly paced over the bridge of his nose and across his cheek. Once it rested on the edge of his face, he scooped up the wiggling scorpion by its stinger…
Want a customized balloon? This new student-run business has you covered
A student-run business is brightening up people’s day with customized balloons.
Makeshift Makers Market to host holiday-themed event
The Makeshift Makers Market team plans to kick off the Christmas season with another event.
Meet Larry Peña, the man behind San Luis Obispo’s trivia nights
He spends around five hours every week doing research — not for his work at the magazine, but for the weekly trivia games he hosts around San Luis Obispo county.
One of the first National Geographic female photographers shares her story at Cal Poly
Griffiths gave a talk on her photographic career at the Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, Nov. 14, where she discussed her passion for “telling stories that never get the front page.”