There were rumors of shots being fired in pursuit of the suspect, Mickel said, but no guns were involved in the incident.
Today's Top 5: Hooting for Hoo, an Anthem you can't sing and more
If life seems to be moving too fast, pause for a bit with these top stories.
Mustang News, May 8, 2014: Meeting the future ASI president, athletes gear up for NFL draft
Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
More students taking classes outside Cal Poly
Cal Poly students are turning to outside institutions to take classes — but why?
Admiration fills veteran storyteller's final chapter
In his late 80s, the former professor and writing coach for newspapers such as The Los Angeles Times has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. He has decided against treatment and is on home hospice care in Los Osos.
Today's Top 5: From beer tasting to a record-breaking performance
Hannah Joslin [follow id=”joslin_hannah”] 1. The clean behind the scenes: Who’s working while Cal Poly sleeps? For every 250 students, there’s one custodian. See what they do in a night to keep Cal Poly maintained. 2. Elections without politics? Parties absent from ASI…
Mustang News, May 7, 2014: Possibility of a pub on campus, student wins car competition
Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
Word on the street: Teacher appreciation day
In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, Cal Poly students give a shout out to their favorite professors.
Elections without politics? Parties absent from ASI campaigning
Neither national politics nor student party affiliations play a significant role in Cal Poly’s elections.
The clean behind the scenes: Who's working while Cal Poly sleeps?
Jerry White is now accustomed to spending five nights a week, from 10 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. in Graphic Arts (building 26), alone.
Today's Top 5: From steeling competitions to revising the alcohol policy
Check out the top five stories on campus today.