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OK I am about to officially become a college graduate but as I walked in to the Mustang Daily lab this morning I found out that there was still one last thing that I had to learn. Read More »

Locals showed up to toast and taste the town for a good cause on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Mitchell Park. Read More »

Alex Pryor and David Karr do not take cream and sugar with their tea. The Cal Poly alums prefer their brew from deep in the jungle, and thanks to Pryor’s senior project they are now bringing it to you in a way that is helping sustain the world. Read More »

East will meet West musically when the Cal Poly Symphony performs a concert featuring the music of China their performance, “Looking, East, Looking West" on Saturday night. The concert is part of “World Across the University: China in the 1930s and '40s” sponsored by the Cal Poly music department. Read More »

Luis Valdez, the famous Chicano writer and 'Zoot Suit' playwright, spoke about his life and influences to a packed audience on Friday. Read More »

Drag queens will be coming out for a good cause tonight at Downtown Brew. Delta Lambda Phi, a fraternity for gay, bisexual, and progressive men presents the Dollhouse, is the first annual drag show raising money for the AIDS Support Network in San Luis Obispo. Read More »

This Sunday seniors and students will have a chance to experience prom a second time around at the third annual “Senior Prom.” Read More »

When Jessica Rogers steps up to the plate this year she may be the same person that played softball for the Mustangs last year but she is not the same player. Read More »

While other superheroes lift buildings with their super strength, single parents carry a work load intended for two people. They fight off every villain that anyone else throws at their kid. They cruise around in a mini van instead of the Batmobile. Read More »

You don’t have to actually see the world to have a desire to know about it, explore its cultures or understand its people. Studying abroad may be an outlet to these things, but it is by no means a necessity. Read More »