“I think it’s disappointing that Cal Poly isn’t taking a more progressive approach on expanding the opportunities of hemp,” Farmer and Cal Poly alumnus Alex McCabe said.
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Men’s Basketball faces worst defeat of the season at UC Riverside
Cal Poly Men’s Basketball faced its worst defeat of the season in a 97-64 loss to Big West opponent UC Riverside Thursday, Jan. 23 inside SRC Arena. The Mustangs remained close early on, but the Highlander’s three-point shooting was too…
Chemistry professor leads student research on impact of wildfires
Chemistry professor Matthew Zoerb and a group of undergraduate students are conducting research to help people better understand the effects wildfires have on health and the environment. In the past few years, California has seen the most destructive wildfires in…
MN Now: Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019
Mustang News reporter Kiersten Stevens brings you this week’s top stories: At-risk patient located after escaping from San Luis Obispo mental health facility Men’s Basketball takes down Siena 70-66 in first win of the season over a Division I opponent…
Volleyball to play first round of NCAA Tournament Friday against Georgia
For the third consecutive year, Cal Poly Volleyball is going to the NCAA Tournament. The Mustangs received an at-large bid to the 64-team tournament and will face Georgia in the first round of the tournament on Friday, Dec. 6 at…
Football wins final game of the season at Northern Colorado
Cal Poly Football won their final game of the season 28-21 over University of Northern Colorado on Saturday, Nov. 23 at Nottingham Field. The comeback victory was led by the Cal Poly defense securing three interceptions in the fourth quarter.…
Women’s Basketball secures first win of the season 62-43 over Sacramento State
The Cal Poly’s Women’s Basketball team won their first game of the season 62-43 against Sacramento State on Monday, Nov. 20 inside Mott Athletics Center. After trailing in the first quarter, the Mustangs rebounded with a fifteen-point scoring run in…
Women’s Basketball still winless after falling to Denver 96-66
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball lost to Denver 96-66 on Sunday, Nov. 17 inside Hamilton Gym. The Mustangs have now lost three straight non-conference games to open the season. Denver, who advanced to the second round of the National Women’s Invitational…
Late comeback effort falls short for Women’s Basketball in defeat to Pepperdine
The Cal Poly Women’s Basketball team dropped their second game of the season 63-53 against Pepperdine on Sunday, Nov. 10 inside Firestone Fieldhouse. The Waves took advantage of a 13-point scoring run in the second quarter and held off a…
The Cal Poly Table Tennis Club isn’t playing games when it comes to their sport
Since its origins, the club has been called “Cal Poly Ping Pong Club.” That is, until this school year. The common title for the sport is often looked down upon in competitive groups, which is exactly why they are now called the “Cal Poly Table Tennis Club.”
Volleyball falls to second-place in Big West Conference, defeated by No. 21 University of Hawai’i
Despite Cal Poly’s loss against the University of Hawai’i in four sets, Maia Dvoracek was still the kill-leader of the night with 29 kills, just one short of her record for a single game. Dvoracek was followed by University of…