The Cal Poly logging team took second place from the Association of Western Forestry Clubs conclave in Montana.
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Smoking Age Increases to 21 in California
Mustang News Anchor , Connor McCarthy, has the developing story on raising the smoking age from 18 to 21. This makes California the second state to pass the law
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Finding Fialta: The past, present and future of its music
“We just want to dance our legs off and remember what it is to be fully alive…”
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Baseball drops nonconference matchup to No. 17 California
The Cal Poly baseball team (19-12) hosted No. 17 California (20-9) on Tuesday for a nonconference ballgame, losing 7-1 after a fielding error allowed the Bears to score five runs. Freshman Cam Schneider started on the mound for the Mustangs, not allowing the Bears a single hit in the first three innings. “Once I keep […]
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WATCH: Bikers, cars and government vehicles pass when train guards are down
Mustang News reporter Leah Pezzetti was recently on the corner of California and Foothill when a train passed. What she saw surprised her.
Posted inCity, News
Keg registration unlikely to move forward
Resident groups in San Luis Obispo are suggesting a keg registration due to loud noises from Cal Poly students.
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Business senior killed by train near California and Foothill intersection
Stone was pronounced dead at an unnamed San Luis Obispo hospital.
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CSU mandates sexual assault awareness training programs
For the students who were bumped to the end of priority for not completing the new sexual assault education, Haven may benefit students in more ways than one in the future. Haven, the new sexual assault education program for Cal Poly, is part of a broader system that all California State Universities (CSUs) are subject […]
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Wine and Viticulture Department receives $250,000 donation
With this donation, the department will be able to expand to 100 different varieties of grapes.
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Cal Poly prepares for United Nations University
Most cities yearn for San Luis Obispo’s sunny skies and warm winters. While these days are nice for going to the beach or on a hike, they stem from one of California’s biggest current issues: the drought. Cal Poly has been making cuts to water usage in an attempt to save water, but local adjustments can’t make up […]
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Armstrong, other CSU presidents receives raises
Presidents at the other 22 CSU campuses will receive raises as well, as will CSU chancellor Timothy White.