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Category: Opinion
Posted inOpinion
Differences between Panhellenic and IFC recruitment
Despite having the same goal, there are many discrepancies between the Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council in recruiting new members.
Posted inOpinion
Cal Poly’s blind eye to sexual assault: Not Anymore turned out not to be enough
Jordyn White is a sociology senior and Mustang News opinion columnist. The views expressed in this column do not reflect the viewpoints and editorial coverage of Mustang News. A few weeks ago, I received an email from the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities detailing a new sexual assault and alcohol training program. I hoped […]
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: San Luis Obispo mayor candidate T. Keith Gurnee
This letter was sent to Mustang News from San Luis Obispo mayoral candidate T. Keith Gurnee. Letters to the editor do not necessarily reflect the viewpoints or editorial coverage of Mustang News. The letter has been edited for clarity. Trigger warning: sexual assault. Welcome to San Luis Obispo… To all students returning to Cal Poly […]
Posted inCampus Climate, News, Opinion
USC study ranks Cal Poly among the worst CA universities for Black students
Cal Poly has the worst representation equity among public California universities, according to a USC study.
Posted inOpinion
Cal Poly’s attack on pot ads is hypocritical
Elias Atienza is a history senior and Mustang News opinion columnist. The views expressed in this column do not reflect the viewpoints and editorial coverage of Mustang News. On Sept. 27, Mustang News reported that Cal Poly’s lawyers sent a letter to the College of Liberal Arts dean asking Mustang News to stop running ads for local cannabis […]
Posted inOpinion
The trampoline at Serenity Swing has vanished
Despite the trampoline being gone, hikers might be surprised by the addition of a second chain swing on the same tree.
Posted inNews
Attorney General investigation finds alleged blackface “protected”
An investigation of the Spring 2018 alleged blackface incident, along with other racially insensitive acts, conducted by the State Attorney General’s Office has come to a close. The investigation concluded that the students’ actions are protected by the First Amendment. “The acts that occurred at Cal Poly, while profoundly offensive and insensitive – and […]
Posted inOpinion
Mustang Gameday: October 1, Cal Poly vs UC Santa Barbara
Mustang Gameday anchors Brian Truong and Sydney Brandt preview the biggest rivalry in college soccer.
Posted inOpinion
Business meets AI: Cal Poly professors help teams make smarter decisions
Two Cal Poly professors have been working with Unanimous AI on a study about connecting business teams and Swarm AI.
Posted inOpinion
New market, meal swipes and more vegan options added on campus
Students can expect changes to Campus Dining to begin the 2018-2019 academic year, including new on-campus locations, an increase in dietary options, compostable straws, and an increase in meal swipe options. “Each year Campus Dining performs a survey that is open to the entire campus,” Cal Poly Corporation Communications Specialist Aaron Lambert said. “That feedback […]