“We’re not putting together enough components of the game to be successful.”
Panhellenic Council rejects SLO Safe Ride contract
The Cal Poly Panhellenic Council chose not to approve a contract with SLO Safe Ride to provide free shuttle services to the downtown area for sorority and fraternity members on Friday and Saturday nights in a meeting on Tuesday.
Why PIKE and AGR were punished differently
Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) and Alpha Gamma Rho (AGR) hosted parties last quarter that led to reported sexual assaults and were punished differently due to disparities between the cases and the fraternities’ histories of judicial violations.
Mustang News Now: 1-Minute update
Mustang News anchor Leah Horner has the headlines you need to know going into this week.
Mustang News brings home 19 awards at state media convention
Mustang News editors and advisers attended the California College Media Awards (CCMA) banquet dinner at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Los Angeles this past weekend.
Sandoval’s stakes rise higher than his salary and farther than his waistline
It has become a lot like Hollywood — get paid far too much for simply showing a talent while getting free amenities at the same time.
Kastl qualifies for Nationals, takes 2nd at Pac-12 Championship
Senior Dominic Kastl is heading to the NCAA Championships.
Shots fired: Cal Poly’s new archery club
The club is still in its beginning stages, but it’s open to any and all who’d like to try it.
SLO opens ‘concrete jungle’ skate park
The grand opening drew a crowd of approximately 1,000 people.
Fraternities speak out against sexual assault
Sixteen fraternities have submitted statements against sexual assault within the greek system and at Cal Poly as a whole.