In a nutshell: Family, food and shows are the main aspects of Chinese New Year.
Convicted felon Moriarty’s name stays atop scoreboard
In 2009, investor Al Moriarty gave the Cal Poly Foundation $625,000 for the naming rights of the Alex G. Spanos Stadium scoreboard.
PIKE appeals suspension
Cal Poly’s Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) fraternity has submitted an appeal for its suspension to be reviewed by Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey.
Tindering on the edge
If this has been you on two or more occasions, it is time for a Tinder detox.
Baseball secures first win of the season
The Mustangs came away with their first win of the season.
Cal Poly softball continues to show potential
The Cal Poly women’s softball team (5-5) continued its preseason this past weekend at the Stanford Nike Invitational.
The Jamba Juice slam poet talks Irish red ale, literature and homelessness
Erik Thurston started his slam poetry career a year and a half ago in New York, where he panhandled on the subway.
Cal Poly’s largest laboratory is being renewed
“Architecture Graveyard” no more: Cal Poly’s Experimental Construction Laboratory is being revitalized.
All you need for a great weekend and an easy escape
Take an “in tents” break from your studies.
Cal Poly ‘Galentine’s Day’ garners support from Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls
The month of February isn’t just about red roses, chocolate hearts and gifts for your significant other — it’s also about Galentine’s Day.