Sophia Liu/Mustang News “Sometimes new technological drivers may fail to deliver because they didn’t have the human element in the equation,” said Doug Epperson, dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Suha Saya [follow id=”suhasaya”] The College of Liberal Arts…
How does SLO handle strays? It's slightly different than Russia
Hundreds of stray animals, dogs in particular, were killed in Sochi, Russia to make way for the Winter Olympics.
Wrestling falls to South Dakota State and Stanford
The Cal Poly wrestling team struggled in a triangular meet Sunday afternoon in the Mott Athletics Center.
Victim of fatal traffic collision identified as Cal Poly student
At approximately 5 a.m. on Saturday, Boswell was in the roadway in the 4300 block of South Higuera and was struck by a driver heading southbound, according to police. The driver was a 25-year-old man from Arroyo Grande.
Editors' picks: Jamming with David Nwaba to a new nutrition calculator
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Despite suspensions, softball wins two games in weekend tourney
Despite having only 11 eligible players following an internal suspension, the Cal Poly softball team notched two wins in a season-opening tournament.
Gender Buffet sheds light on women in STEM
Sophia Liu/Mustang News A panel of women in STEM-related fields discussed issues women face as the minority in the workplace. Kayla Missman [follow id = “kaymissman”] The Gender Equity Center kicked off its Women’s HERstory series Feb. 7 with a…
Wanted: Culture in the classroom
The university is looking to boost the level of “cultural competency” in its existing curriculum.
Dancing with hopeful hearts
So what is it? Cal Poly’s first annual dance marathon benefiting children with congenital heart defects.
Farm Bill helps farmers, but has flaws
Growing more than 400 different crops across the state, California is the most agriculturally diverse state in the nation.
The Poly persuasion
When Salinas High School senior Trent Storm submitted his Cal Poly application in November, he became one of nearly 52,000 applicants fighting to be accepted for Fall 2014.