Cal Poly CubeSat is making Mars exploration history as they aided in the operations of the first interplanetary CubeSats, which head to the red planet after launching the morning of May 5 from Vandenberg Air Force Base. A CubeSat is an approximately 10 centimeters by 10 centimeters by 10 centimeters satellite which can be developed […]
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Fake News Panel security costs exceed $86,000
There were about 25 protesters at the event, much less than last time Milo Yiannopoulos visited campus.
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15-Minute Update: A local tutoring program makes studying fun and SLOMA uses modern technology in its latest exhibit
Mustang News anchors Casi McIntyre and Kallyn Hobmann have today’s top stories.
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Students empowered to “Find Your Why” at the annual Defining Her Future: a Women in Leadership Conference
Hosted by Cal Poly Women in Business, the conference included executive breakout panels and networking sessions.
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15-Minute Update: Winning a marathon and standing up for animal rights
Mustang News anchors Tabata Gordillo and Jayna Dunning have today’s top stories.
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Letter to the Editor: Prospective student’s parent calls for Cal Poly president to resign
Buffum said she will not allow her daughter to attend Cal Poly because the university condones white supremacists’ behavior.
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April was distracted driving month in San Luis Obispo
As part of distracted driving month, SLOPD and OTS teamed up to increase education and enforcement efforts statewide.
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Athletic forward Josh Martin leaving Cal Poly
During his three years at Cal Poly, junior forward Josh Martin averaged 7.4 points and 5.0 rebounds per game.
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My Mom’s granola finds success with local, Cal Poly ingredients
On Tuesdays, Farb’s Bakery is alive with music, clattering trays and granola as it undergoes various baking and production processes. Here, Heather Segal works the magic behind her San Luis Obispo-based gourmet food company, My Mom’s, with the help of her three employees, or “villagers,” as she calls them. “[Working for Segal] is something different. […]
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Cal Poly’s first Day of Kindness unites students in the midst of tense campus climate
Hundreds of students, staff and faculty stopped by Mott Lawn April 27 for Cal Poly’s first-ever Day of Kindness. “Cal Poly [Day of] Kindness event was planned so that, as a campus, we have opportunity to come together and pause and share in the spirit of kindness as part of our everyday,” event coordinator and Student […]
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Steve Miller Track is a welcome upgrade for longtime athletes
The track and field athletes competed for the first time on the new track during the Cal Poly ShareSLO Invitational.