The Board of Trustees will make a decision on the tuition hike during their meeting in March.
Know your rights: A landlord’s job, a tenant’s home
Part 1 of an occasional series about students and their rights
Pi Kappa Phi becomes the first of four new fraternities on campus
As part of Cal Poly’s eight-year expansion plan for greek life, four new fraternities will come to campus. The first one to come on campus is Pi Kappa Phi. The fraternity came to Cal Poly in Fall 2016, but just…
Ways to find housing for next year
As the new year gets rolling, students begin the hunt for off-campus housing. Agricultural business freshman Shea Forrey wants to live off-campus next year, but was originally unsure of how to begin the process. “Everyone says it’s so hard to find…
What stalking can look like and how to get help
Bringing awareness to the seriousness of stalking and unhealthy or abusive relationships
Income diversity at Cal Poly among lowest in California
Cal Poly received comparatively poor scores in economic diversity, low income accessibility and upward mobility.
UPD spends almost $16,000 for Milo and Unite security
UPD spent $15,800 on security for the Milo and Unite events on Jan. 31.
Cal Poly Rodeo premieres in Spanos Stadium
The Cal Poly Royal Rodeo will bring a brand new spectator experience as it moves to Spanos Stadium this Spring.
More off-campus lighting could soon be a reality
Increased street lights held public support in online ballet for the 2017-2019 SLO Financial Plan
Students and staff protest Trump’s immigration ban and border wall
Cal Poly and San Luis Obispo community members marched through campus in opposition to the immigration ban.
Mustang News Now: 1-Minute news update
Mustang News anchor Michelle Logan has the news headlines you need to know this week.