Cal Poly built new outdoor spaces on campus to allow students to study, eat or socialize with less risk during the pandemic. Cal Poly placed about 200 tables, 400 chairs, […]
Tag: studying
Posted inBack to School 2018
LAES opens the door to escape rooms
The liberal arts and engineering studies major allows students to combine two disciplines into one.
Posted inAcademics
How students prepare to take tests that will determine their future
Focusing on school is difficult when you are trying to plan for your career.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Sleep on it: why students need shuteye
Sam Gilbert is a journalism sophomore and Mustang Daily health columnist. Week five really brings a plethora of emotions. Sure, we’re only five weeks away from the most beautiful season […]
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The body after Adderall: Is it worth it?
Sam Gilbert is a journalism sophomore and Mustang Daily health columnist. It’s the week we’ve all been dreading since the moment winter quarter began. Yes, you guessed it: dead week. […]
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Arming your body against midterms
We all hear the same sob story three times a year: not enough sleep because of an all-nighter spent at Cal Poly’s legendary Robert E. Kennedy Library, too much stress […]
Posted inColumns
Learning to self-regulate and study
“Study 25 to 35 hours a week.” Yellow signs brandishing this slogan around campus encourage dedicating two hours per unit each week to hitting the books. It can be tough […]
Posted inColumns
How to stay alive during dead week
Leila Durmaz is a journalism freshman and Mustang Daily freshman columnist. When you think about it, Thanksgiving break is such a tease. We spend a few beautifully relaxing days at […]
Posted inNews
How to fight those winter ‘a-choos’
College is about studying, meeting new people, discovering passions and even attending an occasional party. Between all of these different aspects of college life, many students forget how to stay healthy.
Posted inOpinion
BLOG: Metal rocks my studious socks
While many people probably default to classical, soft or easy-listening music during intense study sessions, I go for metal.
Posted inOpinion
Students flock to familiar study spot during finals
It boasts being voted the “Best Study Spot.” Who voted it the best study spot? The best study spot out of where?