Two students were arrested for suspected public intoxication and six others were referred to the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities for possible alcohol-related violations during the sold-out A Boogie Wit da Hoodie concert, while one person suffered a minor injury and crowd control issues led to the cancellation of entry for some attendees.
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Inside Cal Poly’s women’s club baseball team
After coming off a recent championship win, the Cal Poly women’s club baseball team reflects on their journey, past challenges, and hopes for the future. Mustang News reporter Gabrielle Ottaviano spoke with team members to learn more about what this team means to them.
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“The lifeblood of the economy”: Cal Poly faculty join higher education movement
This is a cross-published piece with KCPR, more information can be found here. Cal Poly joined over 100 universities across the country on April 17 for a National Day of Action for Higher Education. Students and faculty protested state budget cuts and free speech restrictions on campus. Cal Poly economics lecturer Solina Lindahl said that despite a 34% […]
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On the edge of Dexter: An inside look at Cal Poly’s ROTC annual repelling event
Cal Poly Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) cadets held their annual repelling lesson on the side of the Dexter building. Mustang News reporter Fiona Hastings shows us how cadets trained and what it meant to them.
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Honoring the past and inspiring the future: Cal Poly celebrates Black History Month
The Black Academic Excellence Center held its annual Black History Month kickoff. Reporter Lauren Quijano spoke with attendees about what the event means for them.
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Why SLO transit isn’t adjusting well enough for a growing community
Scheduling life around bus schedules isn’t the only problem students without cars face; alternatives prove to be just as troublesome. Rideshares are expensive and knowing someone with a car is hard to come by, especially for a first-year. Many students are left stranded without suitable resources to explore the city they just moved to.
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ASI Mobile Bike Unit provides free student bike repairs
ASI’s mobile bike unit provides services such as tube changes, tire repairs and derailleur adjustments. It also offers shock pumps for adjusting suspension and tubeless repair kits for punctured tires, Tran said.
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Cal Poly Multicultural Center celebrates its 27th Culture Fest
Cal Poly’s Multicultural Center hosted its annual Culture Fest on Saturday, Oct. 26. The festival invites multicultural clubs and organizations to booth in the University Union to connect with students, often with food and music. Mustang News reporter Kat Orozco speaks with dance coordinators to learn how each dance team prepared for the event.
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Kennedy Library projected to open fall quarter 2025
The $78 million reconstruction of Kennedy Library is ahead of schedule and projected to open at the start of the next academic year. Project Manager John Sandman said he is confident the project will make the target date.
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ASI installs “Egal Pads on a Roll” to University Union bathrooms
Menstrual pads on a toilet paper roll were recently installed in the second-floor, all-gender bathroom stalls in the University Union (UU).
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Locals register to vote on Election Day at San Luis Obispo polling locations
Community member Will Sani arrived at the Ludwick Community Center polling station on the morning of Election Day knowing he still had to register to vote.