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VP of Student Affairs civil harassment case resolved
Vice President of Student Affairs Keith Humphrey’s hearing on a civil harassment case set for Thursday was canceled.
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Cal Poly wrestler Zeth Romney’s rise to stardom is no surprise – ‘I think this is the best team in the country’
Romney started wrestling early on at six years old, mainly due to his high energy as a kid. His parents tried putting him into football and a couple of other sports, but nothing spoke to him like wrestling.
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Cal Poly students rally for safe housing
After scrambling to find a place to live weeks into the school year, three Cal Poly undergraduates walked into their new rental house, excited to finally have a long-term place to live. However, their […]
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Cal Poly Softball looks to exceed season expectations following a hot start
Heading into Jenny Condon’s 20th year as Cal Poly’s head softball coach, expectations are high, with sights set on the Big West title. The Mustangs are looking to build off […]
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Cal Poly Swim and Dive anticipating success in championships after up and down season
Cal Poly Swimming and Diving has had a rollercoaster of a season this year. Less than three weeks before their season opener, athletes were informed that Cal Poly had placed […]
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Building Blocks to a Championship Legacy: Cal Poly Women’s Tennis Aims High in 2024
Cal Poly Women’s Tennis continues to be one of the school’s top programs and must-see tennis year in and year out. “The team has a lot of depth,” head coach […]
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Legacy of the lion: The Cal Poly Lion Dance Team shares Chinese culture with the Central Coast
The Cal Poly Lion Dance Team, as the only lion dance team on the central coast, works to share Chinese culture with the San Luis Obispo community. This year, the team is shifting their focus from entertaining skits to more traditional Chinese blessings of success and good fortune for businesses in the community as they prepare to celebrate the Lunar New Year in February.
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VP of Student Affairs Keith Humphrey faces restraining order, alleged harassment
Court records show a restraining order against Keith Humphrey, filed by SLO High School Assistant Principal Desiree Dellinger. A court hearing for the restraining order against Keith Humphrey is scheduled for Feb. 8.
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Exploring all things fungi with Cal Poly’s Mycology Club
In a damp oak forest in Los Osos, a group of 15 students milled about in the underbrush on the hunt for an unlikely treasure. With boots sinking into the muddy earth, they kept their eyes carefully peeled for the distinctive caps and growths on damp wood and decomposing leaves.
“Look out for the orange mushrooms everyone!” biological sciences senior Kimberly Dispenza said.
The group of students in search of this unlikely treasure is Cal Poly’s Mycology Club—a club devoted to exploring all things fungi.
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Youtuber Noel Miller comes to Cal Poly
On Jan. 25, Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) posted on their Instagram account that they are hosting a stand-up comedy show featuring Noel Miller on Wednesday, Feb. 7 in the Cal Poly Recreation Center Main Gym (BLDG43). The event is free of charge and open to all Cal Poly students.