Kennedy Library’s Special Collections and Archives department shows students a sample of their California history collection through “Picturing California” exhibit.
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15-Minute update: Architecture ranks first, ASI Buck the Stigma, and therapy dogs are back
Mustang News anchors Brian Truong and Megan Albee have today’s top stories.
Give back, not pay back: Donate toiletries instead of paying library fines
Here’s why Kennedy Library has decided to accept toiletries as a form of payments for overdue fines.
Unidentified individual punches man distributing pro-Nazi fliers
A man passing out neo-Nazi fliers was punched by an unidentified person.
Conceptual painter bridges gap between art, science and nature
Students and faculty members gathered in Kennedy Library to listen to a Cal Poly alumnus speak about her exhibition at SLOMA.
Cal Poly celebrates Inclusive Excellence Month
Cal Poly prepares to celebrate inclusivity in May.
5 facts about Cal Poly you haven’t heard before
1. The “P” started as an “H” The “P” has been around since 1919 but wasn’t initially created as a symbol of Cal Poly pride, as it is today. San Luis Obispo High School and Cal Poly has a history of intense rivalry. As a prank, students from San Luis Obispo High School hiked up […]
74th Poly Royal Rodeo highlights Open House history
Londo and his program will bring back the annual Poly Royal Rodeo for the 74th time this Friday and Saturday on the rodeo grounds.
Kennedy Library celebrates Dr. Seuss' birthday
Mustang News reporter Katie McDermott takes a look at how Kennedy Library celebrates Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
Mustang Minute: Kennedy Library receives 2014 Excellence in Academic Libraries Award
Ashley DeVriend Mustang News reporter Ashley DeVriend looks into why the Robert E. Kennedy Library received the 2014 Excellence in Academic Libraries award. The Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) recognized the Kennedy Library for its student engagement. More specifically, they were impressed with the Library Research Assistance Technicians — better known as LibRATs. […]
Speaker to explore radioactive levels on central coast
Through a partnership with UCLA’s Institute for Digital Research and Education, the Radioisotope Center’s team has built a vehicle-mounted radiation-monitoring system with a public web-based interface to inform people about radiation levels in their communities.
