San Luis Obispo now has 71 confirmed cases of coronavirus as of Sunday, March 29 – up 4 cases from yesterday, according to the County Public Health. Of the total cases, 38 patients are at home in isolation, 24 patients have recovered, 9 are currently in the hospital. One of the hospitalized patients is in […]
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Montaña de Oro is now open for fracking, and the State of California is suing
The BLM Bakersfield Field Office issued a Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on Dec.12, 2019 stating that “there are no adverse environmental impacts due to hydraulic fracturing that cannot be alleviated.” The decision opened up land within Montaña de Oro and the Carrizo Plain National Monument to oil drilling and fracking.
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Power restored to campus after hour-long blackout
Update: 3 p.m. PG&E restored the electrical feed to Cal Poly at 2:20 p.m., according to a campus-wide emergency notification. Cal Poly teams worked to restore power to the campus core and electricity was on throughout campus by 3 p.m. “All academic and regular operations will resume as scheduled,” the campus emergency notification read. Original […]
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Women’s Soccer earns overtime win over Seattle University with golden goal
A late regulation goal by freshman midfielder Camille Lafaix and an overtime penalty kick by senior forward Jordan Patane led the Mustangs to a 2-1 overtime victory over Seattle University on Sunday, Sept. 29 in Alex G. Spanos Stadium. Solid defense from both teams led to a very slow start to the match as zero […]
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Recreation Center lap pool is now open after summer closure
The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Recreation Center lap pool, which was closed during the summer for re-plastering and concrete pouring, has reopened. Lap pool users will not notice any differences, according to ASI director of facilities management Ron Skamfer. Only the degrading materials, including the plaster and concrete, were replaced. The pool is visually and […]
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Ripping & Recognition: Women skateboarders band together in a male-dominated sport
“It’s really cool to see women in the Olympics skating,” Elie Horsman said. “It’s really freaking awesome. We’ve come a long way. A long, long way.”
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The Hoof: Last on-campus vape shop to close following health scares
The Hoof is a satire column, created to find the humor in the daily life of Cal Poly students. If you’re looking for news, this is not it. If you’re looking for sports, this is kind of it, because we’re having a ball. Ha. Puns. Izaac Tompkins is an environmental protection and management senior and […]
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RIP SecureMustang Wireless — eduroam WiFi here to stay
Information Technology Services (ITS) replaced SecureMustangWireless and WifiSetup Sept. 8 with a new “eduroam” network.
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A matured Men’s Soccer program is looking for big payoffs this season. So far, they’re getting them.
It’s been three years since Men’s Soccer head coach Steve Sampson has seen a brand of soccer at a high level within his own squad — and the results are paying dividends.
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Women’s Golf takes home tournament championship in Battle at Old Works
Cal Poly Women’s Golf captured their first tournament championship of the season in the Battle at Old Works Sept. 16-17 in Anaconda, Mont. Junior Madi Daniel recorded a third-place finish with a two-over-par, 54-hole aggregate of 218 while three other Mustangs finished in the top 10. The tournament saw ten teams and 62 golfers compete […]
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Women’s Soccer falls to Washington 5-0 in non-conference home match
Cal Poly Women’s Soccer fell 5-0 to Washington inside Alex G. Spanos Stadium on Sept. 19. “We are not happy about the result, but these kinds of games make us stronger,” head coach Alex Crozier said. The Huskies (4-2-2) entered the match coming off a 3-1 upset win against then-No. 17 TCU on the road, and won […]