There were about 25 protesters at the event, much less than last time Milo Yiannopoulos visited campus.
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San Luis Obispo one step closer to allowing recreational marijuana storefronts
If approved May 15, San Luis Obispo will allow as many as three recreational storefronts.
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Alpha Chi Omega and Zeta Beta Tau under investigation
The results of the investigation are expected to be released Monday, May 7.
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Inaugural hackathon season ends with three-time champions
Computer science senior Joe Wijoyo and computer science junior Karen Kauffman took first place in all three hackathons.
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California governor candidate John Cox speaks to Cal Poly Republicans
Cox spoke of getting money out of politics to reduce corruption.
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Cal Poly junior wins SLO Marathon women’s division without training
Lindsey Arrillaga takes first in the SLO Marathon women’s division after being convinced to sign up the night before.
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Armstrong addresses campus about fraternity Snapchat video ridiculing blackface incident
The university said they are handing the incidences over to the California attorney general.
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Cal Poly alumni launch sexual assault prevention app
Two Cal Poly alumni, Maxwell Fong and Elan Timmons, created and launched the Ulzi app.
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Coalition to Protect SLO County gathers 14,000 signatures supporting prevention of fracking
Banning fracking and oil expansion in San Luis Obispo County could be on the ballot in November.
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Kimberly McLaughlin-Smith coming to campus to consult on diversity and inclusion
McLaughlin-Smith will hold several events May 3 and 4.
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Sheriff’s Office implements Safe Exchange Zones for online purchases
Safe Exchange Zones have been set up in San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Grover Beach, Pismo Beach and Arroyo Grande.