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Students say people should stay involved after the Women’s March
While the Women’s March inspires thousands of participants, some students believe there is no political action taken beyond that.
Queer Town Hall: ASI Presidential candidates speak on queer community
Cal Poly Triota and Queer Student Union (QSU) hosted the first ever “Queer Town Hall,” in a Q&A format with the four Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) presidential candidates Monday. The meeting began with opening statements from the candidates, agricultural sciences junior Riley Nilsen, biomedical engineering junior Davis Negrete, business administration sophomore Archie Mitchell and political […]
ASI Events releases Spring Stampede survey
Choices include rappers Lil Yachty and Ty Dolla $ign, singer-songwriter BØRNS and electronic artists RL Grime and Marshmello, among others.
SLO native becomes SLO councilman
Gomez has plans for sustainability, housing and community relations.
Why this election is nearly impossible to explain
Election years provide political science departments with opportunities to teach using real world examples of campaigns as they happen. But professors have been confronted with an unusual challenge this election season: how do you teach a presidential election that defies all norms? Professors had to rethink some of their material to reflect the unusual strategies […]
Voter registration goes scoreless in 58th home game
It is more effective to give voters a motivation to vote than to annoy them until they give in.
30-Minute update: ASI votes to not support 7-day parking, students finalists to race across Europe
Mustang News anchors Geovanni Ximenez-Garcia and David Kline update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
What to know for the upcoming ASI elections
Election time for ASI is coming up soon.
Why are student-community relations so poor?
City councilman John Ashbaugh is interested in annexing Cal Poly.
Your San Luis Obispo election voting guide
Don’t know what San Luis Obispo officials to vote for in this year’s election?

