Survive and advance, that’s the name of the game in postseason play, and Cal Poly baseball has done just that. In an elimination game against the University of Hawai’i, the Mustangs escaped with a narrow 2-1 victory. Nothing was pretty for the usual high-octane Mustangs offense, but they did just enough to advance to the […]
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El Verano de Juventud
Addie Uhl is an Interdisciplinary Studies sophomore and a Bilingual reporter for Mustang News. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. Cuando era joven, el verano llevaba un sentimiento de alegría por completo. El verano, significaba comer helados, nadar en las piscinas y no levantarse hasta el […]
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Let yourself spend ‘lizard time’ in the sun to feel rejuvenated
More students should take advantage of the sunny weather. Even if you’re too busy to be in the sun for hours or lying out in the sun to tan or playing spikeball doesn’t sound appealing to you, I want to remind you: being in the sun for even a short time can make you feel photosynthesized and rejuvenated.
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Exhibición chicana “Memorias del futuro” en el Museo de Arte en San Luis Obispo
Con pinceladas tentativas e intenciones conmovedoras, la exhibición de “Memorias del futuro” por Esteban Cabeza de Baca demuestra las experiencias y desafíos históricos de la comunidad chicana. Con piezas culturales como “Golondrinas” hasta las de activismo como “La marcha a Sacramento,” Cabeza de Baca pinta una historia en cada una de sus piezas artísticas. Su […]
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Sweet Start: Blueberry Festival debuts at SLO Ranch Farms
SLO Ranch Farms recently held the first ever SLO Blueberry Festival with hundreds of attendees showing out to the soon-to-be yearly tradition. Reporter Zach Berston take us to the event.
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A Boogie Wit da Hoodie concert shows Cal Poly needs to improve its event management
Kaylie Wang is an English freshman and Mustang News opinion columnist. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. I was absolutely thrilled, as were many other students, when I first heard about the free A Boogie Wit da Hoodie concert: great music, it’s on campus and I […]
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Two students arrested at ASI’s ‘A Boogie Wit da Hoodie’ concert amid crowd chaos
Two students were arrested for suspected public intoxication and six others were referred to the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities for possible alcohol-related violations during the sold-out A Boogie Wit da Hoodie concert, while one person suffered a minor injury and crowd control issues led to the cancellation of entry for some attendees.
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City opens new hiking and biking trails at Righetti Hill
The City of San Luis Obispo has opened four new hiking and biking trails at Righetti Hill, offering a variety of outdoor experiences and access to open spaces for everyone.
Posted inMay Print 25
Why we need opinion journalism
News is objective, but people aren’t. People are messy; we have emotions, biases and, worst of all, opinions. We need the news to reflect what’s going on in the world, but we also need opinion journalism to reflect how people are feeling about it.
Posted inMay Print 25
A guide to SLO street parking for the desperate and unpermitted
Finding parking in San Luis Obispo, especially for a Cal Poly student without a permit, is a daily struggle that tests your patience and creativity. Here’s a ranked breakdown of the most lucky and most desperate parking spots I’ve seen parked in, from worst to best.
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Room to roam: Cal Poly Cat Program moves to new on-campus facility
The Cal Poly Cat Program has moved into a new, larger shelter space that allows for more specialized care for its sanctuary cats.