A chapter ends and new one begins the day of graduation. Students move on to new jobs, new lifestyles and, often times, new places.
What came first, the chicken or the black hole?
Do galaxies form around black holes? Or are black holes born into existing galaxies?
Across the globe: graduates take to traveling after Cal Poly
The pressure of finding a job after graduation hangs over the heads of many students. However, some see this period of time as the perfect opportunity to explore the world.
SLO named No. 3 college town in nation
Cal Poly is putting San Luis Obispo on the map. According to a November survey by Travel and Leisure magazine, San Luis Obispo is the No. 3 college town in the nation.
Graduates go the road less traveled
Life after graduation is supposed to be full of mundane responsibilities, a “big-kid” job and a general resignation to adult life, right?
Not always.
Graduates ready for life beyond Cal Poly
Fall graduation is here and some seniors are preparing to leave Cal Poly for good.
Six soon-to-be graduates, one from each of the academic colleges, reminisced about their time at Cal Poly and pondered what their futures would hold.
Mustang Minute: Cats in Kennedy
Cats and Cal Poly students got a little extra love in the library on Thursday. Christina Favuzzi sees how the cats help students relax before finals.
Yount’s ‘unforgettable smile’ remembered at memorial
Former teammates remembered Yount for his fun spirit and sense of humor, sharing tales of old practices and practical jokes they often played on Yount.
Rumor has it: Debunking the myths of Cal Poly and SLO
So you’ll know what can actually get you expelled — or arrested.
Whovians celebrate show’s 50th anniversary
It’s a Saturday night, yet dozens of Cal Poly students are gathered in and around the new Baker Science building on campus. Many of them are wearing bow ties, foot-long scarves, or stalks of celery pinned to their clothes. Outside, there is a long table piled with food such as Jammie Dodgers and fish fingers and custard, while inside a playlist of classic rock songs blares from the speakers of a lecture hall.
The Whovians have arrived.
On the rise: Cal Poly standards, students climbing
Cal Poly was once a small agriculture and technical school. In 1992, only 7744 prospective students applied to the university. Today, more than 40,000 students are fighting for an acceptance letter.