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Fridays Around Town
Students rethink their Thanksgiving plans
This year Cal Poly students had to rethink Thanksgiving plans. Reporter Anya Dimaio caught up with some students to hear what they’re up to for this holiday.
Cal Poly students respond to a potential COVID-19 vaccine
With the potential for a COVID-19 vaccine making headlines, some students said they would take it, and others said they wouldn’t. Moderna, a biotechnology company, and Pfizer, a pharmaceutical corporation, have both published studies showing the effectiveness of their vaccines, but some Cal Poly students…
No sleep for the weary: Cal Poly students struggle with sleep
Mustang News looks at the effects of sleep and how much Cal Poly students sleep on average.
Why do millennials love Bernie Sanders?
Mustang News asked Sanders’ supporters, many of whom are below the age of 30, what they see in the candidate.
Yik Yak at Cal Poly
Ben King gets the word on the street and members of Lambda Chi Alpha read mean Yik Yaks.
Word on the street: What do you wish someone had told you before college?
From relationship advice to textbook budgeting, mustangs on campus for summer tell what they wish they’d known before starting at college.
Tuesday Tunes: Dead week edition
The rest of your life might depend on that one final. At least you have tunes, right?
Tuesday Tunes: May 20, 2014
It’s Tuesday of week eight. What is Cal Poly listening to to power through the week?
Word on the street: How common do you think Islamophobia is at Cal Poly?
“Honestly, I wouldn’t say it’s a huge issue just because there probably isn’t a huge Islamic population here, and there’s no one really to discriminate against.”