Power hitting pushed the Mustangs to three consecutive victories over rival UC Santa Barbara in Cal Poly’s final home series.
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Sustainability organizations collaborate on ‘Rise Above Plastics’ campaign
The groups will be tabling and performing zero-waste audits.
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Connor Crowe: Learning on the track and living on the sea
His best 800-meter time is just 11.7 seconds behind two-time Olympic champion David Rudisha.
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Victor Joseph’s unpredictable road to NCAA basketball
In his two seasons on the court, senior Victor Joseph made a huge impact on Cal Poly basketball.
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The Pitfalls of Cal Poly’s New Freshman Housing
The yakʔitʸutʸu community may sound like a great idea, but we will see whether this dream turns into reality.
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Cross Cultural Experience: Separatism or Integration?
Students of all backgrounds should get to know the cultures of others to build a sense of community.
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RSVP XXIII: Fatherland will be a transmedia experience
RSVP is a transmedia concert that uses different media elements to convey a theme or a story.
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15-Minute Update: Cal Poly hosted its seventh annual Mustang Mile and find out how students can manage food insecurity
Mustang News anchors Kenzie Nicoli and Casi McIntyre have today’s top stories.
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One of three Title IX cases filed against same individual alleges non-consensual oral sex, investigator denies misconduct in all
This is the third story Mustang News has published detailing allegations against the alleged repeat sexual offender.
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The Nelson family legacy
Senior setter Taylor Nelson and freshman pitcher Darren Nelson’s parents both sported Cal Poly athletics uniforms in the ’80s.
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A changemaker’s journey: Dolores Huerta speaks at Cal Poly
Civil rights activist Dolores Huerta spoke to a packed Chumash Auditorium Thursday, May 10 regarding campus climate and social activism. “I was so happy to see how many people went and to see that many people did care about what she had to say and about seeing a changemaker speak,” communication studies sophomore Kylie Clark […]