Three of Cal Poly’s musical forces — the University Singers, PolyPhonics and the Cal Poly symphony — have teamed up for the end-of-the-year spring concert, “An American Tapestry.”
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Angle addresses Cal Poly community through various forums
Dr. Steven R. Angle, who currently serves as the provost at Wright State University, was the third and final presidential candidate to visit the Cal Poly campus in the past three days to give him and the community a chance to learn more about each other.
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Architecture seniors to showcase work
Graduating architecture students will put their hard work on display this weekend at the seventh annual Fifth Year Architecture Thesis Show in Chumash Auditorium.
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Baseball to host Cal State Bakersfield
After starting the season 10-27, the Mustangs are now 21-31. They have won 11 of their last 15 games entering their last series against Cal State Bakersfield this weekend.
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Students choreograph dance for show at Spanos Theatre
Hip-hop, modern and ballet are just a few of the styles featured in the annual student-run spring dance concert held on May 27 and 28 in Spanos Theatre. Titled “Element,” the concert is choreographed and performed by students.
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Blalock and Matzenauer look for deep run in NCAA Championships
Brittany Blalock and Suzie Matzenauer are one of 32 doubles teams vying for the national championship in the upcoming NCAA tournament. The dup posted a 17-3 overall record in doubles matches together.
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Cal Poly presidential candidate series: Dr. Steven R. Angle
Steven R. Angle will be the last candidate in the running for Cal Poly president to visit the campus this Wednesday.
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President Baker hands out awards for community service
President Baker handed out awards for community service to students, faculty and community members Friday.
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Cal Poly presidential candidate series: Carlo Montemagno
Cal Poly presidential candidate Carlo Montemagno is currently the dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Cincinnati.
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Freshman Mitch Haniger chooses college over the bigs
New York Mets on one hand, Cal Poly Mustangs on the other. Haniger chose to stay in school.