Mustang News anchors Monica Roos and Avrah Baum update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Student cuts hand on saw at CAED support shop
There is no update on the student’s condition as of now.
Ferguson protesters march through SLO
A protest organized in response to the killing of Michael Brown by a police officer in Ferguson marched through the streets of downtown San Luis Obispo on Friday night, before the city’s annual holiday parade.
The Ferguson paradox
If I could, I’d take an eraser and begin scrubbing as hard as I could until the seven calendar boxes representing the last week of November 2014 were nowhere to be found.
Reported sexual assault survivor speaks to Sheriff’s Office, criminal investigation begins
The San Luis Obispo Sheriff’s Office and Cal Poly are now conducting investigations into the incident.
Why partying could cost you double starting Sept. 14
An ordinance aimed at discouraging partying during the first weeks of school will double fines for certain violations from Sept. 14-29.
Police: St. Patrick’s Day not as hectic as years past
SLOPD arrested a total of 11 people during this year’s St. Patrick’s Day, a small amount compared to last year’s 38 arrests.
The truth about guns: Regulation, attitudes, safety on campus
“This is the ‘evil’ AR-15, the one they are always trying to ban,” Dylan Hardy yells over the sound of firearms, aiming the device at a metal target. The shells fly in all directions each time a shot is fired.
Mustang News, Jan. 8, 2014: Cal Poly buys houses near campus, Prowling reports in downtown SLO
Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.
13 memorable moments from last night’s game
A recap of the Blue-Green Rivalry in GIF form.
Officials question ‘dry campus’
If midterms made you thirsty, then rumors of a pub coming to campus must be making you parched.
While Cal Poly officials are considering adding a pub on campus, the first step is still to see if it’s something a majority of students would want, Associated Students Inc. (ASI) President Jason Colombini said.