For the students who are members of the Cal Poly Rose Float program, spring quarter means one thing: 273 days until the parade. From planting seeds to harvesting flowers to constructing the float, the three-hour parade involves months of preparation.…
Protect and serve: Policeman teaches racquetball on campus
Without Proll, the racquetball class would not exist at Cal Poly.
30-Minute update: Football player signs with Packers, local athletes compete at Special Olympics
Mustang News anchors Anna George and Ben Fletcher have this week’s top stories.
30-Minute update: Cal Poly receives largest donation in CSU history, weekend weather forecast
Mustang News anchors Anabelle Carpenter and Connor McCarthy have this week’s top stories.
30-Minute Update: ASI presidential election results, campus-wide Earth Week events
Mustang News anchors Megan Healy and Dan Dempster have this week’s top stories.
Logging team chops, saws and rolls its way to 2nd place
The Cal Poly logging team took second place from the Association of Western Forestry Clubs conclave in Montana.
Equestrian team hosts first horse show
The Western Horsemanship and Reining Show included six teams from all over California, including 60 riders and 35 horses.
Cal Poly Football Alumni Reunite
Cal Poly’s 1990 football team, which was the last Division II Mustang squad to earn a playoff berth before the university elevated its athletics program to Division I in 1994, was honored this Saturday, October 3rd 2015.
Where is Kristin Smart? 19 years later, Cal Poly student still missing
“What happened, no one knows.”
PRESENTED BY SLO WIND: Ten reasons why the Queen Symphony will rock you
The Queen Symphony is only days away and it is a concert you need to catch.
Tougher than getting the degree: getting California tuition
Four winters ago, Travis Spanu was shoveling away snow from the night before just to pull out of his driveway. Last winter, he was wearing shorts and T-shirt drinking his iced coffee on the way to his engineering class.