Election time for ASI is coming up soon.
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Voting begins for the new UU proposal
Voting will be open on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Letter to the editor: An update from Owen Schwaegerle
Owen Schwaegerle is an agribusiness senior, and is serving as this year’s Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) president. Letters to the editor do not reflect the opinion or editorial coverage of Mustang News. To the editor: I wanted to provide Cal Poly students with an update on what projects and initiatives ASI Student Government has been […]
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Student loan debt is at an all time high
Find out what contributes to the highest student debt crisis in history
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ASI hires new Chief of Staff Andrew Robinson
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) hired political science junior Andrew Robinson as the new chief of staff on Wednesday, Feb. 3.
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Rock climbing culture builds community and breaks stereotypes
“The climbing community as a whole is so friendly. You could climb anywhere and fit in.”
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Big changes may be coming for the UU
If students vote in favor of a fee increase, 160,000 square feet will be added to the UU by 2022.
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The iconic Poly ‘P’ is reopening after months of renovations
A grand reopening ceremony will take place on Jan. 25 for the Poly P. Renovations to the P and surrounding trails have been ongoing since summer 2015. The ceremony will take place on Spanos Lawn at 10 a.m. and will consist of a ribbon cutting and a ceremonial hike to the P, Chair of University […]
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Women in Business club pushing their way to the top
Find out how one Cal Poly club is empowering students to strive to be better.
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ASI Chief of Staff Jonathan Lampkin resigns
“He had the desire to pursue some of his other commitments, academics and career-related interests,” ASI President Owen Schwaegerle said.
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They did it again
Cal Poly Rose Float team wins award for “Most Beautiful Non-Commercial Float” yet again.
The Cal Poly Rose Float team’s “Sweet Shenanigans” float won the Lathrop K. Leishman trophy for most beautiful non-commercial float at this year’s New Year’s Day Rose Parade in Pasadena. This is the second year in the row they’ve won this award.John Catalano, the Cal Poly Pomona Rose Float program lead, was elated but surprised to receive the award.“I wasn’t expecting that one, but I was pleasantly surpr