From music production and a capella groups to simply spitting beats to blow off steam, these students have brought beatboxing to Cal Poly. And they said they would like to see more of it here.
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A look at Paradise, one year after the Camp Fire
On Nov. 8, 2018, the Northern California town of Paradise saw the deadliest and most destructive fire in California history. The blaze burned more than 150,000 acres in 17 days. One year ago, Mustang News photographer visited Paradise. He returned to the same sites one year later to document the progress as the town attempts […]
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NFL hopeful J.J. Koski reflects on historic Cal Poly career as he looks ahead to the Collegiate Bowl
It’s not easy being a star wide receiver in a run-heavy, triple option offense in college. However, senior wide receiver J.J. Koski managed to make a name for himself as a focal point of the Cal Poly offense for four years in a row, with 2019 capping off a historic career. His time as a […]
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Cal Poly Volleyball prepares for final two home matches of the season
Cal Poly Volleyball will play its final two home matches of the season this weekend. The Mustangs (18-8, 11-3 Big West) are defending the nation’s longest home winning streak of 30 consecutive matches tonight, Friday, Nov. 22 against UC Irvine (5-21, 2-12) at 7 p.m. The second place Cal Poly is currently one win behind […]
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Restaurant roundup: Here are the new eateries that opened downtown in 2019
A total of 20 new businesses — including restaurants, bars and thrift stores — opened up in downtown San Luis Obispo in 2019. All stores have either filled vacant lots or replaced old businesses, such as Forever 21 and Chipotle.
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Relive highlights from the Blue-Green rivalry game
Cal Poly hosted the greatest rivalry biggest rivalry in college soccer on Saturday, Nov. 2. Here’s a look at the night in photos.
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Crossing borders: Carlos Arce-Hurtado’s journey to Cal Poly
Sophomore goalkeeper Carlos Arce-Hurtado is used to taking the long road to achieve his goals.
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Teammates since high school are making an instant impact for Women’s Soccer
Cal Poly Women’s Soccer freshmen Camille Lafaix and Kylie Rojas have two things in common. The pair have been teammates since their first year of high school and are now making an instant impact for the Mustangs this season. Lafaix leads the team in points, with four goals and two assists, while Rojas scored a […]
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A recent history of the Blue-Green Rivalry, “the greatest rivalry in college soccer”
Cal Poly-UC Santa Barbara Men’s Soccer game is the most anticipated game of the season for both fanbases. Thousands of spectators fill Spanos Stadium every year to cheer on their home team.
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Nearly 1 million PG&E customers are experiencing public safety power shutoffs. Here’s what would happen if SLO goes dark
“This isn’t your standard power outage where a couple buildings go down,” Cal Poly Director of Emergency Management Anthony Knight said. “This is where an entire region goes down and the support structure we all rely on is potentially impacted.”
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Football drops fourth consecutive conference game 38-14 against No. 8 Sacramento State
Cal Poly Football dropped their fourth consecutive conference game in a 38-14 defeat against No. 8 Sacramento State on Saturday, Oct. 26 inside Alex G. Spanos Stadium. The Hornet defense held Cal Poly to just one touchdown through the first three quarters as the Mustangs fell to a record of 1-4 in the Big Sky […]