Shelbi Sullaway is a mechanical engineering junior and Mustang News opinion columnist. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. San Luis Obispo is a town that […]
Tag: nature
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Thinking outside the box: Local artist finds inspiration from California’s natural aesthetic
A few steps away from Cal Poly’s Scout Coffee location, four electrical boxes sit lonely on the tanbark for the campus community to see. Local Central Coast artist Oscar Pearson […]
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SLOMotion Film holds third film screening “Climb On”
Climbers and non-climbers alike gathered in Mission Plaza Saturday, Nov. 9 to watch “Climb On,” a SLOMotion Film series of six short films all inspired by rock climbing. Although “climb” […]
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Going for the ‘Gram
Think twice before rushing to get a shot at the latest Instagram fad: it may be causing more harm than you think.
Posted inFeatures
Forever Stoked: 20 years of sharing nature and positivity through art
Charlie Clingman and Chris Pedersen founded Forever Stoked through their shared passion of surfing and art.
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Annual Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival unites Central Coast birdwatchers
The City of Morro Bay is a Globally important Bird Area and a State and National Estuary.
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Ready to Rock: Unique geology of Central Coast inspires business ventures and hobbies
From the soft touch of sand on Pismo Beach to the crisp smell of the trees in the Los Padres National Forest, the Central Coast is an enriched area filled […]
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One roof, four wheels, endless travel: Adventures on the Denali Bus
Two Cal Poly students transformed a school bus into an on-and-off home.
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Cal Poly student company uses hemp products to restore, preserve and explore the planet
For every product sold by the Bract Company, two trees will be planted by the National Forest Foundation.
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A hike a day
Why freshman Gabriel Santos has promised to hike every day during winter quarter and how he plans on maintaining that goal
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Monarchs migrate to Pismo by the thousands
It’s the time of year where butterflies drip from the branches.