The Muslim Student Association organized a vigil on Dexter Lawn on Tuesday to honor those killed in the recent San Diego mosque shooting. On May 18, two teenagers fatally shot three people outside the Islamic Center of San Diego, the largest mosque in the county. The three victims were Amin Abdullah, 51, the mosque’s security […]
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Cal Poly named 2025-2026 Dennis Farrell Big West Commissioner’s Cup champions
For the second time in three years, Cal Poly was awarded the Dennis Farrell Big West Commissioner’s Cup.
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New pop-up Villain Bakery is a creative outlet for this Michelin-level pastry chef
Villain Bakery, a new pop-up bakery in San Luis Obispo, is owned by Alex and Rusty Quirk and offers innovative and bright pastries, with a goal to eventually be open three days a week.
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Cal Poly Baseball enters Los Angeles NCAA Regional Tournament as No. 3 Seed
Cal Poly Baseball will be heading to the Los Angeles Regional hosted by the Big 10 champions UCLA.
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What’s on the June 2 ballot?
In California’s primary election on June 2, voters will see candidates for Board of Supervisors, County Superintendent of Schools, County Assessor, County Clerk Recorder, Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector-Public Administrator, California Legislature, U.S. Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, State Treasurer, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Insurance Commissioner, and Board of Equalization.
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Livestream to be available for ‘Mustangs to the Moon and Back: An Evening with Victor Glover’
Tickets to the June 15 event, “Mustangs to the Moon and Back: An Evening with Victor Glover” sold out within two hours of being available, prompting the university to plan a livestream at the Performing Arts Center pavilion. Glover will be returning to his alma mater to speak about his flight around the moon and […]
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Everything you need to know about continuous open bidding for sororities
Several sororities have welcomed new members this quarter through continuous open bidding, an informal alternative to formal recruitment, where potential new members can meet with recruiters in one-on-one settings to determine whether they are interested in joining.
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United by food: Cal Poly’s students of color build community through cuisine
The SLO Asian Market has been a staple for Cal Poly’s Asian students and cultural events for 36 years, providing a hub for students to find ingredients and advice for their cultural dishes and events.
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ASI installs 520 solar panels on University Union
ASI has installed 520 solar panels on the University Union’s rooftop to generate 110 kilowatts of power, which will produce an estimated 451,000 kilowatt hours of energy annually, enough to power 40 homes a year and remove 219 metric tons of carbon from the atmosphere every year.
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Assemblymember Addis seeks to protect student privacy through new bill
Assemblymember Dawn Addis authored AB 1159 to extend personal privacy protections found in K-12 education into higher education, preventing educational technology from using student data to train and develop AI and allowing violated students to file civil suits against tech companies violating privacy protection laws.
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Cal Poly Baseball claims Big West title in win over UC San Diego
For the second straight season, Cal Poly has captured the conference title, doing so with a 4-3 win over No. 3 seed UC San Diego on Sunday.