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Mustang News, Nov. 6, 2013: Campus Dining plans to expand, Financial aid cancels federal loans

by OliviaDeGennaro November 6, 2013August 29, 2022

Christina Favuzzi Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.

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Cal Poly’s architecture program named best in the nation

by Mustang Media Group Staff November 6, 2013August 29, 2022

Ashley Whittingham Cal Poly’s undergraduate architecture program was named the best in the Greenway Group’s 2014 survey of America’s top architecture schools. The survey asked 693 professional architecture firms and corporations which universities best prepare students for practice. Greenway also gathered data from 89 deans and chairs of architecture schools and polled 2,760 students on […]

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Library phone lockers give students a place to recharge

by Mustang Media Group Staff November 6, 2013August 29, 2022

The library is providing a place for students to charge their phones called the “Power Up” station.

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Mustang Minute: freedom of speech display on Dexter Lawn

by ChristinaFavuzzi November 5, 2013August 29, 2022

Christina Favuzzi The Cal Poly Republicans Club has built a fake Berlin Wall on Dexter Lawn where students have the opportunity to express their thoughts and opinions. “Looking over this, some of these things, they offend me, they will offend people and it’s important to note that free speech, it can often be quite offensive,” […]

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Ethnic studies creates new minor

by katiemcdermott November 5, 2013August 29, 2022

Katie McDermott There’s a new minor in the ethnic studies department: indigenous studies in natural resources and the environment. The minor is co-sponsored by the ethnic studies department and the natural resources management and environmental sciences department. The curriculum focuses on engaging on a deeper level with issues relevant to native and indigenous people. The […]