After a day filled with donut-themed obstacles courses, Mr. Pickle’s sandwiches, blood donations and soccer games, District 5 (gold) sustained its first-place position.
Districts 1, 2 and 7 snag gold in basketball tournament on third day of Greek Week
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Gamma Phi Beta and Pi Kappa Alpha won their brackets during the Greek Week basketball tournament, winning points for their districts: District 1 (dark blue), District 2 (red) and District 7 (light blue).
Second day of Greek Week: Dodgeball, bowling and more
District 4 won the dodgeball tournament. District 8 went for gold in the bowling matches and collected the most cans for the SLO Food Bank.
Let the games begin; District 6 leads after first day of Greek Week
The first day of Greek Week started out strong with a total of five, fun-filled activities.
Cal Poly officials: University ahead of White House recommendations to prevent sexual assault
Safer assistant coordinator Cheri Love explains how Cal Poly meets the recommendations the federal government has suggested for public universities to help prevent sexual assault.
Three police visits led to shutdown of Rock ‘N’ Flow concert
After several noise complaints and three visits from the San Luis Police Department (SLOPD), officers pulled the plug on the Rock ‘N’ Flow concert in Santa Rosa Park on April 26.
Stats show uneventful 4/20 at Cal Poly
Cal Poly University Police Department numbers say there was only one marijuana citation on 4/20 between 2011-2014.
Change of plans: Chino's staying open for at least one week
Chino’s will remain open for at least another week while it looks for a new owner.
ASI presidential race lacks greek presence
ASI presidential candidates Joi Sullivan, Connor Paquin and Jake Rogers are not part of Greek life. According to Greek community leaders, this is not a major concern.
Cal Poly considering charging for weekend parking
According to UPD associate director Cindy Campbell, other California State University campuses charge for weekend parking.