Protesters in San Luis Obispo joined a global boycott of Chevron to demonstrate against the company’s involvement in Israel’s natural gas industry and express solidarity with Palestine.
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Elijah Ponder scores first NFL touchdown by former Mustang in 25 years
Ponder’s fumble-return touchdown marked the first NFL score by a former Cal Poly player since Chris Thomas in 2001.
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Cal Poly Volleyball’s historic home win streak snapped against Santa Clara
The Mustangs suffered their first home loss in nearly two years after going undefeated at Mott Athletics Center throughout the 2025 season.
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Defensive miscues cost Cal Poly Men’s Soccer in loss to CSU Bakersfield
The Mustangs conceded three goals for the first time in over two years despite creating chances throughout their first home loss of the season.
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San Luis Obispo County approved $167,000 of opioid settlement money to address kratom addiction. Here’s why.
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Advisors approved spending $167,000 of opioid settlement money to address kratom addiction during its meeting on Sept. 1. The money will fund the salary of an additional program coordinator for the County of San Luis Obispo Public Health Department, who is tasked with reducing addiction to kratom, which […]
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Student reported to have fainted in Cal Poly classroom during heatwave
Extremely high temperatures in San Luis Obispo caused one student to faint in class on Wednesday, Sept. 9. University spokesperson Keegan Koberl confirmed to Mustang News that only one student was reported to have fainted due to the heatwave. However, other students still struggled in the heat, due to many of Cal Poly’s classrooms and […]
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How Cal Poly Football plans to bounce back from first loss in Tim Skipper era
Cal Poly’s football team is doing something the program hasn’t seen in years, and that’s winning games. The Mustangs started the season 2-0, surprising some. But over the weekend, the Mustangs played their first road game and fell to FBS opponent San Jose State. “It was a good game,” quarterback Anthony Grigsby Jr. said. “Obviously […]
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San Luis Obispo police arrest man in KKK-style clothing on public intoxication charge
San Luis Obispo police arrested 55-year-old Kristoffer Hans Pfister for public intoxication after he was seen wearing Ku Klux Klan-style clothing, an incident the city categorized as non-criminal hate expression.
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Madonna Inn Honors Dolly Parton with Tribute and Steak House Special
Fans and celebrities around the world have been paying tribute to Dolly Parton following her death. Known as the “Queen of Country,” Parton was adored for her music, cultural influence, and philanthropy. What fans in San Luis Obispo may not know, however, is how much Alex Madonna, founder of the iconic Madonna Inn, adored her. […]
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Woods Humane Society holds their fourth annual Pets of the Year Calendar Contest fundraiser
Woods Humane Society is holding its fourth annual Pets of the Year Calendar Contest to raise funds for animal welfare and give local pets a chance to be featured in the 2027 calendar.
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San Luis Obispo Fire Department holds ceremony for 25th anniversary of 9/11
The San Luis Obispo Fire Department held a remembrance ceremony to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks alongside the San Luis Obispo Police Department and Mayor Erica Stewart this morning. At Station #1, local officials honored the victims and the first responders killed during the attacks. The ceremony began with a presentation […]