Alexandra Ozerets of Cal Poly Women’s Tennis broke the program record for most career singles wins with 58 victories, attributing her success to her self-confidence and team-first mentality.
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Cal Poly’s Green Campus launches free thrift pop-up to meet basic needs
Cal Poly’s Green Campus team has opened an on-campus thrift store, “The Loop,” offering free clothing, kitchenware, household items, school supplies and more to students, faculty and staff, in an effort to make sustainable shopping more accessible and affordable.
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ESCUCHA: Una entrevista con Tanner Schinderle
Find the English version here. Traducido por Alexa Soto-Rios. Comentario del editor:Esta entrevista era conducida por un reportero de noticias y reflejaba su tono y su línea de preguntas. El lenguaje es ligeramente convencional y, a lo mejor, no refleja el estilo periodístico estándar. Las opiniones expresadas no necesariamente representan las de Mustang Media Group. […]
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Outdoor yoga group thrives at Shell Beach, uniting community through movement
Shell Beach’s outdoor yoga group, founded by Shannon Bailey and now led by Mark McCormack, provides a sense of community and reflectiveness through yoga, with people of all ages being able to participate.
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New parking structure aims to ease parking in Downtown San Luis Obispo
In downtown San Luis Obispo, finding parking can often take longer than the drive itself. A new parking structure in the City’s Cultural Arts District is aiming to change that experience, offering more spaces and an updated experience for visitors and residents alike. The Cultural Arts District Parking Structure officially opened on March 17 at […]
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LISTEN: An interview with Tanner Schinderle
The KCPR News team sat down with political science junior and current ASI Chief of Staff Tanner Schinderle, who was recently elected to be the next ASI President. His term starts on June 15. News reporter Aneka Edwards spoke to Schinderle about his campaign and upcoming plans for the next academic year. Read and listen […]
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Una receta para el cambio: Estudiantes de Cal Poly transforman ventas de pasteles en soporte para inmigrantes
Find the English version here. Traducido por Suri Moreno. Un grupo de estudiantes de Cal Poly y exalumnos haciendo fondos para inmigrantes indocumentados por una serie de ventas de pasteles en San Luis Obispo. “Raising Together” empezó el último verano cuando estudiantes buscaron una manera de responder a los asuntos de inmigración que afectan las […]
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A recipe for change: Cal Poly students turn bake sales into immigrant support
A group of Cal Poly students and alumni are raising money for undocumented immigrants through a series of bake sales in San Luis Obispo. Raising Together started last summer when students were looking for a way to respond to immigration issues affecting communities throughout California. Proceeds from these bake sales are donated to organizations such […]
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Cal Poly vigil honors Iranian lives lost to US airstrikes, crackdowns
Cal Poly’s Iranian Student Cultural Organization (ISCO) hosted a vigil to honor the lives lost in the Feb 28 U.S. airstrike attack on Iran and those killed by the Iran government, with around 40 students, faculty, and community members gathering to remember the victims.
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Volunteers transform Morro Bay streets with vibrant flowers
It’s a foggy day at the Morro Bay traffic circle, and a handful of Morro Bay In Bloom volunteers arrived with gardening gloves in hand, ready to work. Founder and president of Morro Bay in Bloom Walter Heath drives to a new location each week to facilitate an organized gardening plan out of his trailer […]
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11,000 students, one event: Morning on the Green redefines St. Fratty’s Day
Morning on the Green, a university-run event, has become a defining part of how students experience St. Fratty’s Day, providing a safer alternative to scattered house parties and drawing tens of thousands of students to a centralized campus location for a large-scale concert.