Eric Monjoy, a sophomore history major and theatre minor, reread his lines one last time while he waited in the hallway to be called in for his chance to audition for “Somewhere: A primer for the end of days.”
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St. Fratty’s 2024 Recap: Property Damage, DUI’s and unruly gatherings
Cal Poly students and visitors stormed the streets on Saturday morning dressed in festive green outfits for St. Fratty’s Day.
The third weekend of San Luis Obispo Police Department’s (SLOPD) St. Patrick’s Day safety enhancement zone (SEZ) began at 12:01 am on Friday, March 15 and ended at 7 a.m. on Monday. During SEZ, fines for noise violations, unruly gatherings, open containers and public urination are doubled.
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Empowering student creatives: Student-run publications at Cal Poly that promote freedom of expression
She wanted to join a publication during her college years, but she didn’t have any editorial experience. She liked expressing opinions in her writing far more than following essay prompts and rubrics, as she was often forced to do in high school.
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TEDx brings “Determination” speaker lineup to Cal Poly
This annual event started in 2016 was previously been student run, but Williams and Holder took on the license for the Tedx event after the students let the license lapse in 2023.
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Poly Royal Rodeo is sold out: Here’s how to still enjoy the event
Cal Poly’s 82nd Annual Poly Royal Rodeo will be at capacity after all three of the highly anticipated rodeo events “sold out in less than an hour.”
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Chasing fire: How one Cal Poly major is attracting and preparing future fire professionals
Growing up farming in Esparto, California, a small town of roughly 3,500 people located in Yolo County, Schwenger always thought she would pursue a career in the agricultural industry, or in medicine.
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Unveiling the CPA exam journey at Cal Poly
For most students, walking in the graduation ceremony is the accumulation of years of hard work. But for many accounting students, the graduation ceremony is simply the next step.
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The digital symphony of San Luis Obispo’s self-taught music producers
In San Luis Obispo, an underground movement is unfolding — a group of student producers are shaping the local music scene.
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St.Fratty’s damages left 300 Muir Hall residents temporarily displaced
Inside, broken ceiling tiles blanketed the second floor’s green carpet in grey soot. Elliot said the bathroom had remnants of Lucky Charms cereal from people getting ready earlier that morning.
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Tackling adversity: Navigating the challenges of college athletics through injury
Spring is right around the corner, and when spring rolls around so do college athlete commits. The transition from playing a high school sport to a college sport is a big step in propelling an athletic career forward, but what happens when those committed athletes later suffer injuries?
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SLO City Council ends Zoom-in public comment following hate speech incident
In addition to addressing the public comment, Stewart gave support to the members of the community that were possibly affected by the hate speech.