The idea for Mobell, an application meant to service customers with disabilities, won the Poly Hacks 24-hour hackathon on Friday, Jan. 18. The event took place at the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, also known as the HotHouse. The minds behind the winning pitch are graphic communication senior Katy Barnard, graphic communication juniors Linnea […]
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Student travels to the North Atlantic to help scientist collect oceanic research
Mechanical engineering senior E.J. Rainville spent his 2018 summer traveling through the North Atlantic, aboard a 238-foot ship and encountering 60 mph winds and 23-foot swells. But this was not for leisure – Rainville was collecting data to help scientists better understand climate change. “It’s kind of interesting sleeping in that — you roll around a […]
Poly Playbook: Blue-Green Rivalry Edition
Cal Poly Men’s Soccer senior midfielder Steve Palacios joins Mustang News Anchor Trent Merfeld for this edition of Poly Playbook.
Poly Playbook: Oct. 12, 2014
Mustang News Sports Director Trent Merfeld brings Matt LaGrassa on the desk for this year’s first edition of Poly Playbook.
Poly Playbook, May 29, 2014 : Cal Poly baseball hosts NCAA regional for first time in history
The Cal Poly baseball team is entering postseason play for the third time in its Division I history.
Poly Playbook, May 12: Softball wins senior game, baseball clinches Irvine series
Poly Playbook anchor Lisa Diaz updates us on this week’s action in sports.
Poly Playbook, April 27, 2014: Exclusive interview with baseball head coach Larry Lee
Poly Playbook host Lisa Diaz gets you up to speed with whats going on in Mustang sports.
Poly Playbook, April 14, 2014: Baseball sweeps Rainbow Warriors
Poly Playbook anchor Denzel Quarterman gets you up to speed with whats going on in Cal Poly sports.
Poly Playbook, March 3, 2014: Women's Basketball wins senior night game in OT
Poly Playbook anchor Denzel Quarterman gets you up to speed with whats going on in Cal Poly sports.
Magnetizing music
A briefcase is placed haphazardly, wide open in the middle of the room. Sketches of circuits, a sea of tangled multicolor wires and sets of pliers overflow onto the floor.
Tibetan monks to create sand mandala on campus
A touring group of Tibetan monks from India will be giving a presentation on campus Thursday in the Alan A. Erhart Agriculture (building 10), hosted by Cal Poly’s religious studies department.