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Cal Poly alumnus killed in Orange County shooting
A Cal Poly alumnus was one of three victims of the shooting at a bar in Trabuco Canyon, according to Orange County officials. The shooting occurred on Aug. 23 at […]
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27 years since her disappearance, students hold vigil for Kristin Smart
Journalism sophomore Eve Stewart doesn’t exactly remember when she learned about Kristin Smart’s disappearance in 1996, but recalls hearing little “remarks” when she lived in the Red Brick residence halls […]
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Cal Poly students honor Kristin Smart with candlelight vigil
Students held a vigil for Kristin Smart last night after the prime suspect was arrested for Smart’s murder earlier in the day. More than 70 students attended the vigil on […]
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Candlelight vigil held to remember unhoused community members who died
When art and design senior Kat Schroeder arrived at Mitchell Park on Feb. 28, she was handed a candle and a small Lego figurine. She sat on the grass as […]
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Women’s March SLO to host vigil for Syrian refugees
The vigil is just one of the many taking place across the nation on Thursday.
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Mustang News, Dec. 5, 2013: Cal Poly to honor Matt Yount, ASI votes to stay on quarter system
Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s Cal Poly news.
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Olson toxicology report shows cocaine, alcohol use
The toxicology report of Cal Poly theatre arts sophomore Brett Olson — who was reported missing and later found dead in early September — revealed alcohol and cocaine in Olson’s system […]
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Vigil held for Poly alumnus killed in plane crash
Friends and family gathered in Cal Poly’s University Union to honor recently deceased Cal Poly alumnus, Andrew Thiel.
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Facebook campaign recognizes national gay suicide problem
A Facebook group with over one million members is encouraging people to wear purple on Oct. 20 to remember the six gay teens who recently committed suicide and bring awareness to the issue of national gay suicide.
