Mustang News anchor Jenna Brown covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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President Armstrong expands on his 2022 vision
He spoke about diversity, the university’s capital campaign, quarters vs. semesters, graduation rates and potential businesses on campus.
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Today's Top 5: From steeling competitions to revising the alcohol policy
Check out the top five stories on campus today.
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Mustang News, May 6, 2014: Armstrong's vision for 2022, inside a night of green and gold
Mustang News anchor Jenna Brown covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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City Council vets call for cooperation between Cal Poly and City Council
A petition signed by 28 past city council members arrived at City Hall on April 16 with the message: the San Luis Obispo City Council and Cal Poly need to collaborate more on the consideration of the future 1430-bed student residence hall.
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Karen Webb moving up as new interim VP of admin and finance
Karen Webb will become Cal Poly’s interim vice president for Administration and Finance on July 1.
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Mustang News, April 16, 2014: Cal Poly hosts 74th Poly Royal Rodeo, crowns new rodeo queen
Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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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.
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Opposition to new housing project continues
Of the attendees at a recent meeting, 40 protested the project and only one supported it.
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CLA postpones plans to raise College-Based Fee
The CBF’s story, however, will not end with this first vote.
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Armstrong, Colombini talk financial aid, roses with Rep. Lois Capps
The meeting was part of California State University (CSU) Hill Day, with representatives and students from more than half of the 23 CSU universities advocating for system-wide issues.