In December, Cal Poly Athletics announced that Alex G. Spanos Stadium would be switching playing surfaces, from natural grass to FieldTurf, a decision that is not popular among some players. The $3.2 million project began in November and is set…
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Ten Thousand Dollar Grant Gets Awarded to a Cal Poly Start Up Business
The delivery service Quickie was launched late last year by two Cal Poly business administration sophomores who were looking for a fast solution to get snacks and basic items on campus. “It’s all about convenience. We’re students who understand how…
How San Luis Obispo communities are impacted by the California drought
San Luis Obispo County has had its driest year in 128 years with having dropped over nine inches of average precipitation, according to the National Integrated Drought Information System. For local communities, the drought has challenged agricultural industries and has…
Map: Here’s where to cast your vote in SLO for the California primary election
On Tuesday, June 7, registered voters can drop off their ballots or vote in person at several San Luis Obispo County locations for the primary election any time between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. For the Primary Election, ballots contain…
The making of the Poly Royal Rodeo Queen
Two pink cowgirl boots. A pink helmet. A horse named Lulu. That’s all a 6-year-old Megan Sharp needed to ride around three barrels in a cloverleaf pattern at a speed she had never attempted. Up until then, she had only…
Meet Your Candidates: San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors
San Luis Obispo Candidates are facing off in order to fill three spots on the County Board of Supervisors. Reporter Torstein Rehn has the latest on what the candidates had to say about Homelessness at a local debate ahead of…
Listen: InterFraternity Council hosts Battle of the Bands, fundraises for local mental health services
Local bands performed at Cal Poly’s University Union Plaza on Monday, May 30 in support of the InterFraternity Council’s (IFC) philanthropic event known as “Battle of the Bands.” The event hosted performances to raise money for the National Alliance of…
A Paw-sitive Cause: Cal Poly’s Cat Progam Hosts Third Cat Cafe Fundraising Event
The Cal Poly Cat Program (CPCP) held the Cat Cafe fundraising event for the third time on Saturday, May 28. The event was hosted by Bliss Cafe in downtown San Luis Obispo and was held from 3-7 p.m. The fundraising…
New 3-digit suicide hotline available in July
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will be launching a new 3-digit number nationwide on July 16. The Lifeline’s network of trained counselors will be reachable at 988 via call, text or chat. The Lifeline’s current number 1-800-273-8255 (1-800-273-TALK) will remain…
Here’s why Kennedy Library is closed on Sundays ahead of finals week
Kennedy Library has been closed on Sundays spring quarter due to a staffing deficit. According to university spokesperson Matt Lazier, the library will be open Sunday, June 5 to accommodate for students studying for finals. The closure is temporary, Lazier…
Here’s how Cal Poly students can receive 20% off on specialty ice cream downtown
Walking around Cal Poly’s campus, students may have come across flyers advertising the chance to receive a 20% off deal on Nite Creamery ice cream. That deal is exclusively for Cal Poly students, who can scan a QR code from…