“[Wilson and Mogharabi] are just totally fired for joy,” Industry experience and management junior and ASI Special Events Student Assistant Jody Maddigan said. “Just looking at campus climate and stuff like that, we were like, ‘We need some joy here.’ It’s going to be amazing.”
New high-tech installation at the University Art Gallery highlights the ‘mysteriousness of certain images’
A new and intriguing visual arts installation has arrived at Cal Poly’s University Art Gallery and is free to the public for a limited time.
State of the Media in the 21st Century
Abdullah Sulaiman is a general engineering junior and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed in this column do not represent the viewpoints or editorial coverage of Mustang News. Have you ever thought about where the news we read comes from? Or…
Release of Cal Poly class’ ‘Stranger Things’ multimedia project
“Mouthbreathers with a Mic.” “Demablog.” “Are You Strange Enough?” These are just a few names of the “Stranger Things” media elements that have been created by the Introduction to Media Arts and Technologies (ISLA 240) class, which were officially released to…
Apology from the editor: Responding to “Return to rationality: Homosexuality and the slippery slope”
An apology and an explanation are in order.
Behind the scenes: How students are turning screenplays into short films
The student films will be shown in the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival Wednesday afternoon.
Professor shows Plato and Playboy are not all that different
According to Professor Ian Westwood, stories told through film, print, illustration and other mediums reflect society’s values and interests.
Editorial: The media’s influence on campus activism
“I can truly say this week is like nothing I’ve ever experienced.”
30-Minute Update: Long lines at the health center, haunted corn maze
Mustang News anchors Taylor Phillips and Ashley DeVriend recap Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Crowder: Don’t go into politics
Steven Crowder’s visit to Cal Poly this past week was supposed to be centered around his political comedy act — but the audience got something even better.