University officials were forced to temporally close Muir Hall and evacuate 300 students living in the affected residence halls.
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As St. Fratty’s approaches, SLOPD prepares to ramp up activity; students share frustrations
On Saturday, the San Luis Obispo Police Department (SLOPD) will enact its new Safety Enhancement Zone for St. Fratty’s Day; Cal Poly students living on Hathway St. have mixed reviews about the block party itself and the city’s policing of the event.
Growing weed in a dorm room
Some mornings on my way to brush my teeth as a resident in Muir last year, I would walk over ceiling tile debris left from dorm partiers the night prior. […]
Taking on El Niño: Winter Surfing in SLO
In February, coastal flooding, high surf and high wind advisories were issued for SLO Country as a result of dangerous winter storms.
TPUSA hosts Charlie Kirk, gathering large crowd of supporters and protestors
Protestors marched through campus, including past the rec center, with chants like “Charlie Kirk has got to go,” and “Turning Point has got to go.”
‘Resilient spirit’: How Cal Poly Women’s Basketball earned a first round bye in the Big West Championship
Heading into the second year of head coach Shanele Stires’ tenure at Cal Poly, the Women’s Basketball program was surrounded by many questions. Would the team be able to improve […]
A Guide to study abroad programs at Cal Poly
Registration for study abroad in Fall 2024 is coming to a close and to help all students looking for their overseas destination.
AI voice cloning causes phone scams, hitting one Cal Poly family
When Will Trapp’s parents called their son in a panic, convinced he had been in a horrible accident, he was at home studying.
How Natalia Ackerman’s injury history fuels her play amid a breakout season
The Cal Poly Women’s Basketball senior is one of the few holdovers who were in the program before the hiring of current head coach Shanele Stires.
“Decolonizing Love” with NAICC and the Pride Center
On Feb. 16, the Native American and Indigenous Cultural Center (NAICC) and the Pride Center hosted a “Decolonizing Love” panel in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
Cal Poly’s Low Income Taxpayer Clinic provides qualifying Central Coast residents with IRS controversies free aid
As many people prepare for the upcoming tax season, Cal Poly’s senior accounting students are hard at work helping low income residents in the on campus Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC).