The last thing students need is the challenge of paying for groceries. Between federal budget cuts and an overworked system, getting aid for food has never been more difficult.
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Cal Poly Rodeo hosts 5th Annual Break-a-Wave
Cal Poly Rodeo hosted their 5th annual Break-a-wave event in partnership with Outriders Presents. Break-a-wave is a fundraising event for the Cal Poly Rodeo team where they do a rodeo on the beach. Rodeo athletes participated in bucking and break-a-way events in Pismo Beach.
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Cal Poly Kennedy Library returns after completion of two-year transformation
Cal Poly’s Robert E. Kennedy Library is nearing the end of its two-year, $78 million transformation that will reopen the campus hub for fall quarter 2025. When the library doors open on Sept. 15, students will find more seating options, new study zones and upgraded technology throughout the building. Expanded 24-hour hubs on the first […]
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From the furnace: Harmony’s once-abandoned barn now shapes glass, and artists
At Harmony Glass Works in Harmony, California, a once-abandoned barn now serves as a working space for glassblowers and visiting artists from around the world. Founder Eric Dandurand and longtime apprentice Devon Babcock reflect on the studio’s growth, its role in artist development, and the community it fosters. Mustang News reporter Dylan White visited the […]
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Pull-ups, pride, and probably sore arms: Cal Poly students pull up to Marine Challenge
The U.S. Marines brought a pull-up challenge to Cal Poly, inviting students to test their strength for various prizes and learn more about serving with the Marine Corps. Reporter Lauren Quijano spoke to some of the participants as they finished their impromptu workout.
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Cal Poly kicks off third annual “Out of the Darkness” walk for suicide prevention
Cal Poly Health and Wellbeing partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to put on their third annual campus walk to raise money and awareness for those struggling with mental health or suicide. Students and community members joined together to share testimonies, participate in a bead ceremony, and find support in one another in […]
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FITS X SFC Fashion Show: Roots
Cal Poly’s FITS and SFC clubs held their annual Fashion Showcase on Sunday May 18. The show had 28 collections from 31 different designers. The fashion show showcases student designs that incorporate sustainable fashion. Mustang News reporter Sedona Harris spoke with fashion designers and models about their experience in the show. Courtesy video by Michael […]
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Front Porch will upgrade internal space after experiencing student overflows
Front Porch is taking donations until the end of the school year for the Porch Project, a desired upgrade to the flooring, seating and the walls for the longtime hangout spot for Cal Poly students. Reporter Ty Soria went to find out why.
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Community and Pizza: Bread Bike Pizza Nights
The local bakery, Bread Bike, transforms their store and parking lot into a pizza night every Wednesday to foster community, friendships and conversations over a shared meal. Reporter Gabrielle Ottaviano brings us more.
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Sweet Start: Blueberry Festival debuts at SLO Ranch Farms
SLO Ranch Farms recently held the first ever SLO Blueberry Festival with hundreds of attendees showing out to the soon-to-be yearly tradition. Reporter Zach Berston take us to the event.
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Inside Cal Poly’s central plant: The hidden facility powering campus
Most students pass by it without a second glance, but Cal Poly’s Central Plant is one of the most important facilities on campus. Located across from the Recreation Center, the plant provides heating and cooling to 70 campus buildings. Mustang News reporter Sofia Harris takes you inside the rarely seen operation keeping Cal Poly running.