Liberal arts and engineering studies junior Tess Loarie was elected as Cal Poly’s new 2021-2022 ASI President. Loarie received a total of 1,113 votes with 1,979, or 9.4% of students voting in this election. Loarie received 56.2% of these votes, according to an ASI press release. Political science junior Brian Kragh finished closely behind with […]
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What you missed at the ASI presidential debate
Associated Students, Incorporated (ASI) Presidential candidates Tess Loarie and Brian Kragh participated in a virtual ASI Presidential debate on April 15, addressing a number of prominent issues facing Cal Poly’s community. These issues include support for marginalized students, insurance of students’ basic needs, ASI’s involvement on campus and the transition back into in-person classes. The […]
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Meet your candidates for ASI President
Two candidates are running for Associated Students Inc. (ASI) President: Tess Loarie and Brian Kragh. The ASI President has a number of responsibilities within ASI and the Cal Poly community. The ASI President appoints their own ASI Executive Cabinet to support and carry out the president’s priorities. The ASI President also acts as the official […]
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ASI reallocates club funds to Cal Poly Cares
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) reallocated $35,000 from ASI Club funds to the Cal Poly Cares initiative. This reallocation of funds was approved by the ASI Board of Directors during their Feb. 3 meeting. Cal Poly Cares is a basic needs initiative that works to provide financial assistance to Cal Poly students experiencing temporary hardship or […]
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ASI plans for fully virtual spring election
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) is preparing for an entirely virtual election process this spring. Although ASI has conducted their elections for ASI President and ASI Board of Directors in a virtual format for several years now, the pandemic has brought additional challenges to the ASI election process, ASI Recruitment & Elections Committee member Parker Swanson […]
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Bill banning mandatory meal plans heads to Sacramento, not endorsed by ASI
The Associated Students, Inc. Board of Directors has no official stance on the bill.
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Administration proposes fee for out-of-state students to fund low-income in-state students
The fee would begin as $2,010 per year for out-of-state students starting in Fall 2018 and gradually increase to students beginning in 2021 and beyond paying $8,040 per year.
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Cal Poly is sprung for T-Pain, Jai Wolf and Box the Oxford at Spring Stampede
Cal Poly exhibited the same sentiment, and was “sprung” for T-Pain.
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Students run in colorful costumes for the Mustang Mile
Cal Poly students came together in bright colors and costumes to run in the fifth annual Mustang Mile.
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Letter to the editor: An update from Owen Schwaegerle
Owen Schwaegerle is an agribusiness senior, and is serving as this year’s Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) president. Letters to the editor do not reflect the opinion or editorial coverage of Mustang News. To the editor: I wanted to provide Cal Poly students with an update on what projects and initiatives ASI Student Government has been […]
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The P will be reopened soon
The Cal Poly P has been around for almost a century at Cal Poly, overlooking the campus and city of San Luis Obispo. Safety concerns prompted the university to temporarily close the P while members of the University Union Advisory Board (UUAB) of Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) allocated $100,000 to fund the first major renovation […]