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Columns, Features

Mustang Grooves: Helping you get ‘enerjazzed’

by Mikaela Duhs January 25, 2017August 29, 2022

This week’s Mustang Grooves presents a jazz-filled playlist to ease your way through the third week of classes.

Features

Is Coachella worth the price?

by Nicole Horton January 18, 2017August 29, 2022

Many festival-goers find it easy to rationalize such an expensive purchase.

Sports

Pre-game playlists: What gets Cal Poly athletes ready for games

by Anjana Melvin January 3, 2017August 29, 2022

Here’s what gets some of our athletes pumped.

Features, Mustang News TV

Dr. J and the Narcissists say goodbye at KCPR Mic Night

by Olivia Doty December 26, 2016August 29, 2022

Their performance at KCPR’s Open Mic Night earlier this month was one of their lasts as a full band.

Features, Reviews

HIRIE shines warmth and positivity on SLO Brew

by Nicole Horton December 15, 2016August 29, 2022

“Irie” is a reggae term that embodies sensations of warmth and positivity. It is seen as a mindset to strive toward, and it is the inspiration behind the San Diego-based band HIRIE. The “H” in the name pays homage to the Hawaiian roots of the band’s front woman. Inspired by the spirituality surrounding irie, the […]

Features, Reviews

‘The Emma Peel Game’ explores darkness of gender-based violence

by Sabrina Thompson December 12, 2016August 29, 2022

In the underground punk rock world, women no longer sit in the wings but command center stage. However, the spotlight can be dangerously blinding. Cuesta College’s production of “The Emma Peel Game” explores this world and the lives of the women living in it. Directed by bree valle* and written by Cal Poly theatre professor […]

Features

JoJo’s “Mad Love” tour coming to San Luis Obispo

by Nicole Horton December 8, 2016August 29, 2022

Tickets will be available on Friday, Dec. 9 at 10 a.m. on Ticketfly.

Features, Reviews

Cal Poly singers send off choir director with “A Christmas Celebration”

by Sabrina Thompson December 5, 2016August 29, 2022

PolyPhonics, the University Singers and Cal Poly Early Music Ensemble rang in the holiday season Saturday night with their choir concert “A Christmas Celebration” in the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center (PAC). The show was a cheerful and festive affair, not only showcasing the talent of Cal Poly Choirs but that of special performers as […]

Opinion

John Brown’s Body brings new sound and energy to SLO Brew

by Nicole Horton November 18, 2016August 29, 2022

From the heavy bass guitar presence found in traditional reggae music to the high intensity of electronic music to the dance-friendly beats of funk, it’s about time John Brown’s Body (JBB) created their own genre of music. With a sound so unique and raw compared to their reggae counterparts in the music industry, JBB’s self-named […]