The Cal Poly men’s basketball team lost its third-straight Big West Conference game Saturday, falling 62-58 at UC Riverside.
It amounted to just the second conference win of the year for the hosting Highlanders (5-15, 2-7 Big West), who prevailed despite shooting just 38 percent from the floor and compiling 17 turnovers.
When guests enter her house, Susan McKee politely asks them to take off their shoes before stepping inside. It’s a habit she learned in China, and one she still likes to keep, along with hanging Oriental watercolors on the wall behind her.
As two “60-somethings,” McKee and her husband Robert decided nine years ago to embark on the kind of adventure that many half their age aren’t bold enough to do.
Up to this point in modern politics, we have been raised in this disenchanted country of
A group of Cal Poly students aims to ease the stress of tax season by offering free tax
Cal Poly will play host to three Major League Soccer teams in February, school officials announced Thursday.
The San Jose Earthquakes will take the field in exhibition play at Alex G. Spanos Stadium against the Columbus Crew on Feb. 22 at 7 p.m., and also against D.
Never before has the Cal Poly women’s basketball team gotten off to a 6-2 start in conference play.
The Mustangs can do just that, though, when they host UC Riverside in a Big West Conference showdown at Mott Gym at 4 p.m. Saturday.
Even though the back-to-back, reigning Big West Tournament champion Highlanders (7-11, 5-2 Big West) are without senior center Kemie Nkele, the 2006-07 Big West Player of the Year, their stingy defense could lead them to another successful postseason run.
The Cal Poly swimming and diving team will face Nevada and UC Santa Cruz at noon Saturday in its final meet of the regular season. This weekend’s meet, hosted by UC Santa Cruz, is the Mustangs’ last before heading to the Big West Conference Championships from Feb.
Sunlight streams in through the glass atrium, diffusing through rooms where people sit and chat animatedly to each other, sipping
“What would you do if you only had one more day?” read the front cover of “The Amazing Spider-Man” No. 544, the first of a four-part storyline that revamped the superhero’s life.
To answer the question, if fans value the character of Peter Parker, reading that very storyline would not be included on their list of things to do.
A poor free-throw percentage has plagued the Cal Poly men’s basketball team this season, but on Monday night, the Mustangs shot 92.9 percent from the line (26 of 28) en route to a 69-64 victory over Pacific.
In his fourth starting role at Cal Poly, sophomore guard Lorenzo Keeler dropped 15 points to lead the Mustangs to just their second win in 20 games at the Alex G.
One Cal Poly student has been recognized nationally for his proactive stance and efforts to halt hazing at his fraternity.
Aerospace engineering senior and Tau Kappa Epsilon member Adrian Herrera was recently named one of the nation’s Anti-Hazing Heroes by hazingprevention.