Celebrate movement, culture, and community at Illuminate 2025, Cal Poly’s biggest student-run dance showcase. From months of rehearsals to the final bow, experience the passion and dedication of performers as they bring their stories to life on stage. Featuring a diverse range of dance styles and traditions, Illuminate is more than just a show—it’s a […]
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Mr. Turtle brings sustainable soap refill station to PCV market
Mr. Turtle, a startup founded by three Cal Poly alumni, has installed a sustainable soap and detergent dispenser at the Poly Canyon Village Market, allowing customers to purchase liquid laundry detergent, dish soap and hand soap by the ounce.
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Cal Poly appoints Kate Murphy as dean of the College of Liberal Arts
Kate Murphy will serve as dean of the College of Liberal Arts starting July 1, following her tenure as interim dean since August 2024.
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Finals suck, so here are some study tips that actually work
I’m here to share all that I’ve learned and my best study tips for what actually works. Keep in mind: what works for me may not work perfectly for you, but these tips are backed by reliable research and proven to be helpful for many.
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Annika Shah and Mary Carter earn All-Big West honors
Annika Shah and Mary Carter were recognized by the Big West Conference for their outstanding performances this season, with Shah making the All-Big West Second Team and Carter earning Honorable Mention.
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Letter to the Editor: Cal Poly president urges responsible St. Patrick’s celebrations
Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong submitted a letter to the editor before St. Patrick’s Day weekend. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. The Mustang News column referred to in this story can be found at ‘Did Cal Poly and SLO just set the stage for another […]
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Did Cal Poly and SLO just set the stage for another St. Fratty’s disaster?
Unfortunately, it’s looking like Cal Poly blew their golden opportunity to reform St. Fratty’s day.
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Cal Poly’s St. Patrick’s music festival sold out in less than three minutes
Less than three minutes after going on sale, tickets sold out for Cal Poly’s Morning on the Green – A Mustang Music Festival. The event is intended to drive students away from the illegal street partying that has destroyed neighborhoods for over a decade. The university limited the concert to 5,000 tickets, or roughly 22% […]
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From Nepo-hires to No Pay, College Internships Ranked
Erin Yarwood is a journalism senior and opinion columnist for Mustang News. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. The Hoof is a satire column created to find humor in the daily life of Cal Poly students. If you’re looking for news, this is not it. If […]
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All aboard the Amtrak, an enjoyable experience on tracks
So far, the Amtrak has been my favorite way to get home because of its affordability and the fun experience.
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Conectando con las raíces culturales a través del Folklórico en Cal Poly
Read the English version here. El 23 de febrero, varios grupos de danza en Cal Poly participaron en Illuminate, una competencia de danza a nivel nacional. Muchos grupos, como el club de danza folklórica, aprovecharon esta oportunidad para traer cultura y tradición a la comunidad universitaria. En Cal Poly, la danza folklórica sirve como un […]