Most of the time, when a movie has no plot or interesting buildup, it’s a smart idea to stay far away from it for your own sanity (unless it’s so bad it’s good). After all, how is it possible to…
Architecture students show off furniture designs at Vellum
In 2004, local design and build firm Vellum Design Build paired with Cal Poly’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design (CAED) to host a furniture-building competition. The purpose was to push students to think outside the box when it comes…
Raye Zaragoza sings against the North Dakota Access Pipeline
Zaragoza captured her audience through song as she advocated for Native American rights, an issue she holds close to her heart.
Spookfest brings out ghouls and groms
When you think of Halloween, what typically comes to mind? Trick-or-treating? Scary movies? For biomedical engineering senior Griffin Paul, it’s surfing. Four Halloweens ago, Paul and his friends decided to throw on their costumes and hit the waves. “It turned…
Student-run Theatre Revue showcases thespian side of Cal Poly
The Student’s Stage thespians are a diverse mix of Cal Poly students, united under one common passion.
Documenting life: The career of Henry Horenstein
He possesses a strong energy, one that even at age 69, is still full of life and curiosity
“Denial”: fascinating history meets mediocrity
Seeing a mediocre movie can be a weird experience. You’re never enthralled or invested in it like a great movie, you’re never offended or enraged at it like a terrible movie and you’re never able to ironically enjoy it as…
Shabang seven keeps local charm alive
Seven small bands with beach grunge, psych and indie rock sounds took the stage to give the people a good time.
The best of Summer 2016: ‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’
Looking back, there’s no mistake about it — Summer 2016 was, for lack of a better word, painful for big-budget releases. While some blockbusters like “Suicide Squad” grossed in the hundreds of millions, they tended to receive mixed reviews at…
Echosmith and DEV: Cal Poly’s cure for ‘back to school’ funk
Echosmith and DEV performed at Cal Poly’s Welcome Back concert on Sept. 24, blasting out hits and energizing the crowd.
Arab Music Ensemble owns improvisation and interaction
The Arab Music Ensemble created a warm and welcoming environment with its dynamic levels of audience interaction and improvisation.