Ten students left with box set DVDs, almost 300 left with posters and all 996 students watched the exclusive pre-screening of Game of Thrones season five before it airs this weekend.
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A fairytale ending: Cal Poly wins Rose Parade award
The story behind “Soaring Stories.”
Deltron 3030 debuts ASI’s late-night concert series
After a decade of hibernation, alternative hip-hop group Deltron 3030 performed at the University Union Plaza on Friday.
Mustang Minute: Students decorate flower pots for Earth Day
Students stopped by the Craft Center on Tuesday to celebrate Earth Day by decorating flower pots.
Mustang News, April 22, 2014: Students talk ASI presidential elections, new IFC president
Mustang News anchor Jenna Brown covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
VIDEO: ASI presidential candidates debate
Mustang News and the Cal Poly Republicans host an ASI presidential debate moderated by Nate Honeycutt and Sean McMinn.
Why our reporting has resulted in $1200 of potential fines
It’s a vicious cycle. We get it, and so does ASI. But it highlights an infringement on the candidates’ right to free speech, the right to speak with a newspaper and have their words distributed to a wider audience.
Fourth candidate joins race for ASI president
Though he initially had concerns about running for president, Will Blumhardt’s friends and family encouraged him to join the race.
ASI scolds fraternities for behavior at intramural games
Sean Pellerin, assistant intramurals coordinator, said that there was a misunderstanding about what was allowed on the field.
Monetary transparency program may come to ASI
Important budget information can be hidden behind confusing spreadsheets and dull numbers, but if Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) President Jason Colombini has his way, Cal Poly will be on the cutting edge of government transparency.
Website creators look to flip ASI upside down
Mustang Daily Staff Report news@mustangdaily.net Four Cal poly engineers are going beyond their majors to address a problem they say exists in one of the campus’ highest entities: Associated Students, Inc (ASI). Biomedical engineering senior Aaron Rowley is working to develop “Informe,” a website his team hopes will facilitate student discussion about Cal Poly and show […]

