Journalism senior Michael Frank created a film festival to showcase young filmmakers.
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8 things you could be doing instead of laundry
Laundry is a hassle. Mustang Laundry aims to ease the stress of college life by doing it for you.
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Local soda company with a unique twist hits the shelves in San Luis Obispo
A new brand of sodas made with all natural sweeteners is hitting the shelves of local Central Coast stores.
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30-Minute update: Cal Poly receives largest donation in CSU history, weekend weather forecast
Mustang News anchors Anabelle Carpenter and Connor McCarthy have this week’s top stories.
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Pismo Beach pier to close for up to two and a half years
Experts recommended the city rehabilitate the pier to assure its longevity
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Wet weather brings heavy rain and flooding to SLO
There was some flooding around the Cal Poly campus due to debris blocking drainage systems.
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John Brown’s Body brings new sound and energy to SLO Brew
From the heavy bass guitar presence found in traditional reggae music to the high intensity of electronic music to the dance-friendly beats of funk, it’s about time John Brown’s Body (JBB) created their own genre of music. With a sound so unique and raw compared to their reggae counterparts in the music industry, JBB’s self-named […]
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Spookfest brings out ghouls and groms
When you think of Halloween, what typically comes to mind? Trick-or-treating? Scary movies? For biomedical engineering senior Griffin Paul, it’s surfing. Four Halloweens ago, Paul and his friends decided to throw on their costumes and hit the waves. “It turned out to be a blast and we decided to make it a tradition,” Paul said. […]
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SLO residents find out how they got on the map
The annual Central Coast Railroad Festival draws hundreds and teaches SLO residents how their city was built because of the railroad.
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‘Willy Wonka: The Musical’ comes to Cal Poly
First-time Kelrik actor Phineas Peters steals the spotlight with his lead role as Charlie Bucket.
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Why the Avila Pier is closed and what is coming next
Students and community members respond to pier closure