University spokesperson Matt Lazier wrote in an email to Mustang News that convictions in similar cases often result in probation or expulsion, though financial or service sanctions could be an option.
Cal Poly investigates smelly office building, dead animal could be culprit
A strange smell has been coming from the Natatorium Faculty Trailer (Building 46T) since last week, Cal Poly Associate Vice President for Facilities Mark Hunter said. He described it as smelling like dead animal.
13 suspects identified in VG burglary, door was left unlocked
The University Police Department (UPD) announced it will “pursue appropriate criminal charges and campus sanctions,” on 13 identified people suspected of robbing VG cafe in a press release Thursday morning.
Cal Poly to host forum on new residence project
In May of this year, Cal Poly announced plans to build an additional 1,400 units of on-campus housing, and on Wednesday Nov. 6 will host a public forum in Room 220 of the University Union 6 to 7:30 p.m. to update the community on its plan, and, furthermore, to address any concerns regarding the project.
Debunking alcohol myths
“Beer before liquor, never been sicker; liquor before beer, you’re in the clear.” Right?
After years of informal practice, university introduces amnesty policy
If someone needs help, call 911. Don’t worry about repercussions. That’s the message Cal Poly is sending to students.
Campus hangover: Cal Poly’s not-so-dry alcohol policies
The smell of barbecued pig filled the air. Friends and strangers gathered around ice chests of cold brew, shared a beverage and prepared for the excitement to ensue. A ping-pong ball whizzed through the air, interrupted by a ker-plunk into a red cup.
Welcome to The College Culture
“Rage.”
It’s one of few words spoken between scenes of chugging, stumbling and fist pumps displayed in Cal Poly’s College Culture video posted this January.
Forum encourages STEM success
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) literacy: That’s the goal of this year’s Baker Forum, titled “Future of STEM Education and the Importance of Educating Today’s Youth.”
Mustang Minute, Oct. 29, 2013: Campus Dining offers reusable containers
[follow id= “ChristinaFav”] Campus Dining now offers freshmen reusable containers to fill with food from 19 Metro and VG Cafe. Christina Favuzzi finds out about the Eco-To-Go program.
Mustang News, Oct 30, 2013: UCSB warns to stay away, University Store holds Halloween Sale
[follow id= “ChristinaFav”] Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.