Mustang News anchor Jenna Brown covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
SLO HotHouse seeks new location to expand
Cal Poly is seeking a new location downtown for its SLO HotHouse program, with an addition of residential space to house 40-80 upper-division students.
The vision: Armstrong lays out future plans for Cal Poly
Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong presented his vision of Cal Poly in 2022 in a keynote speech at the Performing Arts Center this past Friday.
Cal Poly revising alcohol policy
An ad-hoc committee made up of campus administrators, staff, police and student representatives is currently revising Cal Poly’s alcohol policy.
Steeling the competition: Bridge team disqualification overturned
After being disqualified from its regional competition, Cal Poly’s Steel Bridge Team successfully appealed the decision and is now headed to the national competition.
Fanning the flames for fire protection program
Cal Poly has been fanning the flames of the fire protection engineering master’s program for about four years. Now, Cal Poly is stoking the chancellor to see if its pilot program can become a “regular program.”
Nelson Lin: Funny on Facebook, serious about student government
Nelson Lin doesn’t think he’s all that funny. Offline, that is.
Today's Top 5: From trash can fires to 4/20 citations … or lack thereof
Hannah Joslin [follow id=”joslin_hannah”] 1. Fire briefly ignites trash can outside architecture building A trash can suffered a six-minute blaze in Architecture and Environmental Design (building 5) Thursday afternoon. The fire was extinguished and additional units were called off after one…
Fire briefly ignites trash can outside architecture building
A fire was quickly contained on the third floor of the architecture building Thursday afternoon.
Cal Poly receives grant to assist underprivileged engineering students
Cal Poly received a grant of an estimated $618,815 on April 17 from the National Science Foundation, according to the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) grants management system.
'We understand the sacrifice': Cal Poly VP and SLO mayor's pre-graduation request of downtown bars
“All too often, the commencement ceremonies are overshadowed and become unsafe due to the conduct of intoxicated students who have visited city bars prior to the ceremonies.”