Business administration junior Brett Tyler is remembered for his witty personality and sharp style.
#slostandswithvegas tower shrouded in community symbols of support
Numerous San Luis Obispo restaurants and organizations donated merchandise to adorn the tower.
Annual kiteboarding expo honors Cal Poly alumnus
Kiteboarders traveled to Pismo to demo new gear, ride the waves, and support the family of Kinsley ThomasWong.
Computer science sophomore killed in train incident
Wolf was remembered as humble, entertaining and intelligent.
Remembering art and design professor Michael Miller
Those who want to celebrate Miller’s memory can attend a memorial being on Jan. 10 and 1 p.m. at Cal Poly in the Business Rotunda (Building 3, Room 213).
Student dies in Santa Maria car crash
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) said the 24-year-old was driving in Santa Maria sometime Friday night when he crashed his Chevrolet Silverado.
Video: Students and staff mourn Giselle Ayala
Students filled the University Union Plaza at 6 p.m. on Monday to remember Giselle Ayala, who died in Santa Barbara more than a week ago. Speakers included Associated Students, Inc. President Katie Morrow, who read a letter from the deceased…
Cal Poly community gathers to remember Giselle Ayala
Kaytlyn Leslie news@mustangdaily.net Family and friends of Giselle Ayala gathered in the University Union Plaza on Monday to remember the life of the deceased sociology freshman, who died in Santa Barbara more than a week ago. During the memorial, which…
Ayala’s death one of ‘many enormous tragedies’ this school year
Aryn Sanderson asanderson@mustangdaily.net Sociology freshman Giselle Ayala’s death two weeks ago marks the most student deaths at Cal Poly in a fiscal year in the past six years. Ayala became the fifth student death of the 2012–13 fiscal year, which runs…
Remembering George Ramos
Friends commemorate the life of Cal Poly journalism professor George Ramos.
A ‘man of integrity’: Former Cal Poly President Robert Kennedy dies
Cal Poly President Emeritus Robert E. Kennedy, who presided over the university for more than 12 years and continued his involvement with the university after retirement, died on Dec. 25, 2010