The answer to student success has been simplified at Cal Poly.
The Mustang Success Center, which opened at the beginning of this fall quarter, is intended for students who need general advising about their path at Cal Poly.
Mustang News, Oct. 29, 2013: PASS opens, UPD arrests 12 at rivalry game
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UPD arrests 12 at Blue-Green Rivalry game
Cal Poly’s men’s soccer tied UC Santa Barbara at Friday’s Blue-Green rivalry game — but for some students, it was a total loss.
The University Police Department arrested 12 Cal Poly students for public intoxication, disorderly conduct or both at the game. Most of the arrests came in the second half, and San Luis Obispo police were present to drive those arrested to the county jail.
Cal Poly to welcome MLK’s former speechwriter on campus
Courtesy Photo Clarence B. Jones, the man behind Martin Luther King Jr.’s most famous speech, will give a presentation about issues from 50 years ago and their prevalence today. James Schank [follow id=”CPMustangNews”] “I have a dream …” begins what…
Colombini surveys students’ opinions on potential changes
Jason Colombini sent out a campus-wide survey in an email Monday afternoon asking students to answer 10 questions “to determine what students truly want to see changed on campus.”
New star on campus: Moonstar the Mustang
The university recently adopted an additional mascot: a live mustang named Moonstar. He will be ready to become one of the university’s official mascots by the beginning of the 2014 football season, according to a Cal Poly press release.
UCSB warns ‘out-of-towners’ to stay away for Halloween festivities
Halloween at Isla Vista, one of the most famous college parties in California, draws tens of thousands party-goers each year. However, UC Santa Barbara doesn’t want the extra people.
College Republicans lobbying against open club membership
The Cal Poly College Republicans have launched a petition to end a California State University policy requiring all clubs to have open membership, saying the rule will result in members who do not adhere to conservative values.
Greeks make a difference in SLO
Members of Cal Poly and the San Luis Obispo community volunteered at various non-profit agencies as part of the nationally-recognized Make a Difference Day, on Saturday.
Alumna nominated for Young Engineer of the Year
Valerie Huff is nominated for the work she has been doing with local San Luis Obispo agencies, including the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board.