With help from Cal Poly’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Aaron Bergh got CalWise Spirits off the ground after one year.
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SLO HotHouse graduates six startup companies
Between them, the companies have more than two dozen employees and $1.8 million in venture capital.
CIE receives $500,000 grant from Department of Commerce
The grant money will be allocated to building a new innovation lab and expanding the existing accelerator program.
Student promotes self-love with ‘Fuck With Myself’ fashion line
Business administration senior Kaija Clinton can’t wait until graduation to start her career. Her summer plans include launching her own outerwear fashion line called “Fuck With Myself.” The line’s recycled […]
30-Minute update: Students prepare for walkout during presidential inauguration, winter basketball review
Mustang News anchors Brian Robbins and Michael Frank have this week’s top stories.
SLO startup rents out electric bikes for student commuters
With limited parking at Cal Poly and city buses overflowing with students, a student startup company is offering a new and eco-friendly way to get to campus. BoltAbout.com offers electric […]
CIE accepts record number of entrepreneurs
The CIE has accepted 11 women this year, a program record.
Fifth annual SLO Startup Weekend comes to Cal Poly
Meathead Movers CEO Aaron Steed and graphic communication professor Charmaine Farber are two of the competition’s judges.
30-Minute Update: Arrest numbers following Blue-Green rivalry game, candidates for Dean of Students hold open forum
Mustang News anchors Juliet Saunders and Daniel Park update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Cal Poly Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs program: a “Hogwarts for entrepreneurs”
Lindsy Mobley [follow id=”lindsy_mobley”] While the rest of their classmates are continuing their education in San Luis Obispo, a group of Cal Poly students is immersing itself in the “unpredictable” business world […]
Hackathon brings entrepreneurial students together across campus
Students “hacked” away this past weekend at Cal Poly’s second annual Hackathon.