Looking down the string of people, Code Club SLO founder Vanessa Salas noticed she was one of very few women in line.
Former Apple Exec Inspires Art & Design Students
From famed packaging to world-renowned advertisements, one man has had a front seat to it all. The work of Hiroki Asai, Cal Poly alumnus and former executive vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple Inc., is currently being displayed at…
Seven discounts Cal Poly students can use
Discounts run the gamut— from Apple products to commercial-free music from Spotify.
30-Minute Update: Students will be paying more to graduate, Cal Poly class brings digital libraries to Micronesia
Mustang News anchors Allison Edmonds and Allison Royal update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Total of 3,500 students expected to attend career fair each day
A Cal Poly degree is worth more than paid tuition and hours spent. The diploma is not simply a piece of paper stating completed requirements, it’s a representation to companies that this student learned by doing and is ready for the workforce.…
Hackathon brings entrepreneurial students together across campus
Students “hacked” away this past weekend at Cal Poly’s second annual Hackathon.
Mustang News, Oct. 6, 2014: Cal Poly chocolate recall, Apple comes to campus
Mustang News anchor Allison Edmonds covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
Students programmed into the app development craze
Cameron Oelsen was in high school when he started to build his own company.
String of theft targets students’ electronics
Denzel Quarterman [follow id= “Denzel_Q”] A string of property theft has made its way through the Cal Poly area. Students and many others have had phones, tablets and laptops taken from their homes. These devices are a target for thieves…
Mustang News Weekly Recap, Nov. 14, 2013: Laptops stolen around campus, Poly Planner to launch in winter
Mustang News anchors Taylor Phillips and Kyle Shields cover the week’s biggest news stories at Cal Poly.
What’s app? Students impress Apple with new ideas
This past weekend 36 Cal Poly students competed in the Cal Poly SLO iOS App Challenge. Twelve teams of three worked around the clock to produce an app eligible to be sold in Apple’s App Store.