Joe Callero likes to Twitter. He tweets about the amazing Central Coast weather and getting a hot dog with his daughter but mostly, he likes to praise the Cal Poly men’s basketball team.
Graduate school: to go, or not to go?
Graduate school can offer advancements later in a career while an immediate job offers experience, something many employers look for in a potential employee. What’s the better option?
ASI haunted house scares Poly students
Menacing clowns, dead brides, Frankenstein and the grim reaper are just some of the highlights students enjoyed while walking through the dark maze of the Haunted House in Chumash Auditorium Tuesday night.
Poly Canyon energy competition heats up
Taking long hot showers, doing small loads of laundry, and leaving a computer on all night are just some of the habits the Green Campus Program is encouraging students to eliminate in its first Poly Canyon Village Energy Competition.
ASI haunted house looks to frighten students
Foggy graveyards, twisted labyrinths, and dark dungeons are just some of the frightening treats Associated Student Inc. (ASI) hopes to scare students with in their first haunted house tomorrow night.
Top Mustang football games: the good, the bad and the heartwrenching
The Cal Poly Mustang football team has been across the board in their games. The team has smashed challengers at home, been victorious in last-second plays and been doubted, mocked and then praised.
Poly experiences Colombian perspective
Most commonly associated with drug cartels, native Colombians want people to know the passion for life, food and music often overlooked. In a panel discussion Thursday night at Lambda Theta Alpha’s “A Night in Colombia” event, Oscar Daza reminisced about the passion for life and food the people of Colombia have in his home country.
How the football team works it on and off the field
Thanks to their new defensive coordinator, a more traditional lineup, team chemistry and a ‘school-first’ mentality, the Mustang defense is trying to reclaim its defensive prowess of years past.
Housing in debt despite increased revenue
Poly Canyon is expected to bring in approximately $14 million alone. But even with this additional money there is still a very large debt and many fees.
Big name rappers take over Downtown Brew
Rappers E-40 and DJ Quik performed for a sold-out audience at Downtown Brew Friday night. The rappers are known for their individual musical styles.
Einstein statue returned, under lock and key
The bust-sized Albert Einstein statue reported missing Monday afternoon by library officials has been found. The statue was returned Thursday morning by the University Police Department (UPD).