Senior guard Kristen Ale ended up with a game-high 20 points to go along with four rebounds and four assists.
The Expendables return to SLO Brew
The Expendables will head back to San Luis Obispo for their Winter Blackout 2015 tour on Sunday for a sold-out performance.
NASCAR driver Danica Patrick speaks to packed audience at Cal Poly
The NASCAR star and GoDaddy spokeswoman, introduced by San Luis Obispo resident Blake Irving and GoDaddy’s chief executive officer, told the audience that being a female driver was never something that was pointed out to her until she started getting more attention for her racing.
More than the media: Understanding Islam at Cal Poly
“After the Charlie Hebdo tragedy, as I walked around campus I could tell who’s been watching the news and scapegoating Muslims. You can see in people’s eyes, the way they narrow their eyes at me and look at me as if I’m somehow personally responsible for what these crazy people did halfway across the world.”
Trombone Shorty to blow away the PAC
“The tricky part of this for us will be keeping people from standing on their seats and jumping up and down.”
OUR orientation up for review
Orientation for United Raza is in the process of being evaluated according to Andrene Kaiwi-Lenting, director of New Student and Transition Programs.
Construction of new residential dorm brings heavy expectations
After Fall commencement in 2015, parking lots G-1 and R-2 will close for the construction of the new Grand Avenue and Slack Street dorms, leaving freshmen with fewer parking options near their residence halls.
Men’s and women’s basketball continue Big West play
Conference play has been quite different for the Cal Poly men’s and women’s basketball teams.
Orchesis to debut 45th annual show Friday
The concert will feature dance styles across all genres.
The Audio Files: Opening your ears
“Then it hits me: All the thick static, dull pops and omnipresent roaring in the background are playing at that moment because that is the song.”
Students refuse to buy costly textbooks
Students are looking for ways to avoid paying the full price of textbooks.