Mustang News anchors Victoria Gracie and Anna George have today’s top stories.
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A new volunteering opportunity in Morro Bay
The SeaLife Stewards program is dedicated to educating the community on keeping the environment and its wildlife safe.
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15-Minute Update: President Armstrong puts a pause on Greek life and find out why a camel was visiting Cal Poly
Mustang News anchors Shanti Herzog and Hannah Glazer have today’s top stories.
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Poly Playbook – April 16, 2018
Mustang News reporter Jay Serrano has all the updates you need this week for Cal Poly Athletics.
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15-Minute Update: Students protest Cal Poly Open House and Milo Yiannopoulos comes to campus this month
Mustang News anchors Tess Rossi and Kayla Berenson have today’s top stories. Also, a look at this week’s sports and weather with Kenzie Nicoli and Valerie Gasparini.
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Open House weekend starts off with protest at Farmers’ Market
Various organizations on campus put up a booth in solidarity against controversial issues at Cal Poly.
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15-Minute Update: New bar to replace Martson’s Bar & Grill and emergency town hall meeting in response to Lambda Chi Alpha blackface incident
Mustang News anchors Stephanie Garibay and Nicolas Gonzalez have today’s top stories.
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Poly Playbook April 9, 2018
Mustang News anchor Michelle Chatfield has all the updates you need from Cal Poly Athletics this week.
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15-Minute Update: ‘It’s On Us’ supports sexual assault victims and the Woods Humane Society hosts Pismo’s Pawfest
Mustang News anchors Kallyn Hobmann and Casi McIntyre have today’s top stories.
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Diabetes club provides community and resources for diabetics
Though managing diabetes away from home can be difficult, a club at Cal Poly offers a community for diabetic students.
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The Central Coast Autism Center hosts a night of fun for autistic teens and adults
The Central Coast Autism Center has developed an open mic night for teenagers and adults ranging on the autism spectrum.