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Mustang Minute: Awareness hike to the P

by jon January 17, 2014August 29, 2022

Mustang News reporter Briana Whitney tells us about how one group on campus is ending Awareness Week.

Mustang News TV, News

Mustang News update: Startup Weekend kicks off Friday

by jon January 17, 2014August 29, 2022

Mustang News reporter Eden Elissague shows you why students and community members are coming together this weekend to turn ideas into startup companies.

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Downtown favorite closes doors

by jon January 17, 2014August 29, 2022

While one business closes its doors, others are opening.

Mustang News TV, News, Weekly Recap Shows

Mustang News Weekly Recap, Jan. 16, 2014: Sexual assault on campus, greeks still on probation

by jon January 17, 2014August 29, 2022

David Aguilar and Katie McDermott [follow id= “davidaguilar92”][follow id= “katiejmcdermott”] Mustang News anchors David Aguilar and Katie McDermott recap Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.

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Mustang Minute: Get your bike fixed for free

by Ashley DeVriend January 16, 2014August 29, 2022

Ashley DeVriend Mustang News reporter Ashley DeVriend tells us how to get your bike fixed on campus. The Cal Poly Wheelmen is a group of students that race the roads of California. When they aren’t racing, they are fixing bikes for fun. “Every day I see really tattered bikes and everything that could easily be […]

Daily Shows, Mustang News TV

Mustang News, Jan. 16, 2013: Sexual assault on campus, Plane crash near Oceano

by jon January 16, 2014August 29, 2022

Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro recaps today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.

Mustang Minutes, Mustang News TV

Mustang Minute: First-ever Vegan Week in SLO

by jon January 16, 2014August 29, 2022

Mustang News reporter Olivia DeGennaro gives you a taste test of Vegan Week at Bliss Cafe in San Luis Obispo.

Administration, Features, Mustang News TV, News

Humphrey: New housing part of goal to bring all freshmen, sophomores on campus

by jon January 15, 2014August 29, 2022

“We know that students who live in the residence halls perform better academically, reach higher levels of student success, graduate at higher rates than students who don’t,” Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey said.