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Selling 100 products in 11 weeks: A look inside ITP 467
Women’s Basketball opens conference play with a 72-69 loss at Long Beach State
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball opened Big West Conference play with a back-and-forth game that resulted in a 72-69 loss to Long Beach State Thursday, Jan. 9th inside Walter Pyramid. Freshman point guard Abbey Ellis led the Mustangs with a game-high…
Everything you want to know about the person behind @calpolysleeps — except their name
The account currently has just under 8,000 followers. Why do so many people care about off-guard napping?
Study finds Diablo Canyon closure will create “positive shock,” but some county administrators disagree
Diablo Canyon’s closure may not have as disastrous an economic impact as previously thought.
Where exactly does your money go? Breaking down the ASI and UU fees
Students at Cal Poly pay nearly $10,000 in tuition, but not all of their money goes toward academic and facilities services.
Men’s Basketball falls to UC Santa Barbara 63-45 in Big West Conference opener
Cal Poly Men’s Basketball dropped its Big West Conference opener 63-45 against Blue-Green rival UC Santa Barbara Wednesday, Jan. 8 inside Mott Athletic Center. Freshman guard Colby Rogers matched his season-high performance of 16 points while graduate wing Malek Harwell…
Police identify woman found dead on sidewalk
San Luis Obispo Police have identified the woman found dead on a sidewalk Jan. 4 as 29-year-old Nicole Cordone. After an autopsy was conducted by the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Coroner, Cordone showed no signs of trauma and at…
City threatened with lawsuit over council elections
The City of San Luis Obispo is being threatened with a lawsuit to protect minority groups in city council elections. On Nov. 13, 2019, the city received a letter demanding they switch to electing council members by district, citing the…
Central Coast local takes his pet goat surfing. Then he wrote a children’s book about it
California bill changes the ‘gig economy’ starting 2020
At the beginning of the new year, a bill recategorizing contract workers as full time employees will take effect, but some businesses like Uber and Lyft are still navigating what that means for them.
Trans students couldn’t get hormone replacement therapy on campus. Now they can
“[HRT] is primary care. It’s not specialty care, and some voices in the community will like to say oh that’s specialty care,” Pride Center Coordinator Samuel Byrd said. “This is allowing people to feel comfortable in their skin and allowing them to navigate our community, that’s primary.”