For Ted Scranton, Cal Poly was the only option. His parents, aunts, uncles and cousins all went to Cal Poly. Almost all of his family members that went to Cal Poly played a sport: his father played football for the…
Determination: The journey of Donovan Fields
It was one of the championship games of the Holcombe Rucker Community League’s summer session in New York. The game was held in a gym in the projects of the Bronx in New York City. A high school kid from…
Respect the Funk: The cornerstone of Cal Poly creativity
Respect the Funk is a new magazine that brings together the creativity of San Luis Obispo artists.
Nothin’ but Nwaba: Former Cal Poly basketball player signs with Lakers
Nwaba is the first Cal Poly men’s basketball player to play in the NBA since the start of the program’s history
Sister act: Leaupepe twins and basketball
They walked out of their Polynesian hula dancing class and into the nearby gym, just because they wanted something to do. They saw people shooting baskets and decided to try it themselves. They were only in the fourth grade. Now…
Cal Poly announces construction of new baseball clubhouse
The construction will take 12 to 15 months.
Peyton Bilo: Racing to the front of Cal Poly’s cross country and track and field teams
She’s been a runner since she could walk, and it’s always been fun. Biological sciences sophomore Peyton Bilo began running competitively at a young age. What started as a fun way to hang out with her elementary school friends unexpectedly…
Winter sports preview
With fall sports coming to a close, winter sports are preparing for their new seasons.
WOW continues into first day of classes, unclear if it will be the same schedule next year
In the past Week of Welcome (WOW) programs, the week would begin a week before classes started at Cal Poly. This year the program’s schedule was active when classes started on Thursday, September 22. On Thursday, WOW events were halted…
Cal Poly baseball through the years
The Cal Poly baseball team is having a bounce back season, how have they done it?
Top 10 Best Selling Concerts at Cal Poly in 2015
From Boz Scaggs to Hoodie Allen, here were the top 10 concerts at Cal Poly for 2015.
10. Boz Scaggs Date of performance: May 19Number of tickets sold: 1,156 9. Mamma Mia! Date of performance: April 6Number of tickets sold: 1,183
8. Nutcracker Performers: The Civic Ballet of SLODate of performance: Dec. 13Number of tickets sold: 1,189
7. Whose Live Anyway? Performers: Cast members of the TV show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”Date of performance: May 28Number of tickets sold: 1,191
6. The Piano Guys Performers: Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp NelsonDate of performance: