Prepare for the future and avoid the life’s bullets?
Tag: Cal Poly
Posted inNews
ASI Board of Directors candidates: Part I
The College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences is comprised of 3,701 students and nine departments. There are five seats available on the Board of Directors for this college and voting begins on May 5.
Posted inColumns, Features
Cal Poly Brew Crew introduces the history of craft beer
The Cal Poly Brew Crew will take the throne in producing a brewing columnist this spring quarter. Our goal is to introduce all you curious souls to the wonders of true American craft beer.
Posted inSports
Baseball hosts Long Beach State
The head coach of the Mustangs has accumulated a 223-175-2 overall record in seven seasons. He has seen his share of success and failure while at Cal Poly. None of those years, however, have been as painful as this one.
Posted inNews
National Society of Collegiate Scholars honors Cal Poly student
Cal Poly’s Allison Crawford wins National Society of Collegiate Scholars Outstanding Chapeter Officer award.
Posted inNews
Speaker voices the science behind risk-taking
In the faintly sunlit cafe of Kennedy Library at dusk on Wed., Zambrano, associate professor in the Department of Economics at the Orfalea College of Business, discussed what it means to take individual risks, how to measure those risks and how people envision risk differently.
Posted inSports
Mustangs look to use Patton’s success against Cal State Northridge
After struggling through some rough patches early in the season, it seems freshman Rebecca Patton has put the pieces together.
Posted inNews
Greek Week raises funds for local programs
Cal Poly’s Greek Week had more than 40 fraternities and sororities going head-to-head in an array of events including basketball, flag football, arm wrestling and an academic decathlon.
Posted inSports
Offense edges defense in annual spring game
The offense defeated the defense by a 59-42 score on Saturday afternoon in the annual spring football game. The Mustangs will open the season at home against Humboldt State on September 4, which will begin the second season under head coach Tim Walsh.
Posted inSports
Baseball faces difficult conference test
Historically, Cal Poly baseball has set its sights on regional competition and a conference championship as it heads into May. This year, the Mustangs only have one thing left to play for — pride.
Posted inSports
Brittany Blalock named Athlete of the Week
Cal Poly women’s tennis player Brittany Blalock was named Big West Conference Athlete of the Week for second time this season on Wednesday afternoon after prevailing during both of her singles matches and a pair of doubles victories last week.