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Cal Poly’s men’s soccer tied UC Santa Barbara at Friday’s Blue-Green rivalry game — but for some students, it was a total loss.
The University Police Department arrested 12 Cal Poly students for public intoxication, disorderly conduct or both at the game. Most of the arrests came in the second half, and San Luis Obispo police were present to drive those arrested to the county jail.
If midterms made you thirsty, then rumors of a pub coming to campus must be making you parched.
While Cal Poly officials are considering adding a pub on campus, the first step is still to see if it’s something a majority of students would want, Associated Students Inc. (ASI) President Jason Colombini said.
Mustang News anchor Chritstina Favuzzi recaps today’s biggest news.
Approximately 100 people entered VG Cafe around 1:30 a.m. Sunday, after it was closed, and police say several stole items from the restaurant.
Mustang News reporters recap the weeks biggest stories in news in our weekly half-hour broadcast. The show also includes a sports segment, an arts section and a weekend weather update.
This year’s Week of Welcome underwent many changes, including an earlier kick-off and more activities in the beginning of the week, said Scott Kjorlien, a WOW Executive Board member.
Are actions of misconduct committed off campus as significant as those committed on campus?
Officials at Cal Poly believe so.
Cal Poly’s annual Clery report, published Monday by the University Police Department (UPD), showed a shift in drug and alcohol punishments.
University Police Department (UPD) Chief George Hughes confirmed the number of on and off campus arrests and citations that UPD made from September 16 through 22 during move-in and Week of Welcome.
University Police Department (UPD) Chief George Hughes has seen quite a bit of change in the eight months he has worked at Cal Poly.
Mustang Daily Staff Report news@mustangdaily.net The victim of an alleged attack on campus Monday night is choosing not to speak with police, according to University Police Department (UPD) Chief George Hughes, making it “very unlikely” officers will be able to identify a suspect. A female student was walking alone on North Perimeter Road near Grand […]
