SLO residents have called on the city council to cancel Cal Poly’s “St. Fratty’s Day” tradition. On Tuesday, the city will review updated plans on managing the event. Residents for […]
Author Archives: Archana Pisupati
Archana Pisupati is a data/investigations reporter for the Hill and a journalism major with a minor in ethics, public policy, science and technology. In her opinion the most profound form of progress is learning, reading and storytelling. As a journalist, she says she gets to be at the forefront of so many amazing stories and learn more about campus every day. She joined Mustang News the summer before her first year at Cal Poly and have loved every minute of it with my amazing fellow reporters and experienced staff. As a first year, she was given so many opportunities, such as the ACP conference, that she’ll never forget. In her free time, she loves writing poetry, café hopping, thrifting and crafting oddly specific Spotify playlists.
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San Luis Obispo business owner arrested on rape charges 10 months after accusations
In April, sexual assault allegations emerged against two San Luis Obispo business owners. Now, one of them is set to appear in court on Thursday. Former business owner of Nate’s […]
Posted inCampus Climate
10 years of Cal Poly Scholars: Students reflect on the program
Every spring, students across the U.S. open their college admission letters. While the majority of the student population across California anticipates these decisions, one thing sets Cal Poly’s admissions apart. […]
Posted inWinter 2023 Storm Coverage
Cal Poly reopens Wednesday after severe rainstorm
Cal Poly announced late Tuesday afternoon that winter quarter classes will start Wednesday after a two-day delay caused by the rainstorm and its damage. “Many Cal Poly employees, including our […]
Posted inNews
Watch: Cal Poly students join global rally for Iran
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, students gathered on Dexter Lawn, joining a network of more than 150 universities participating in a global rally for Iran. The rally was sparked by the recent […]
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Democratic candidates in the lead for SLO City Council
Editor’s note: This story will be updated as more election results are published. San Luis Obispo City Council candidates Michelle Shoresman and Emily Francis are on track to fill the […]
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Cal Poly faculty call on Joseph Castro to abort retreat rights, citing ‘disruption’ to campus
The Cal Poly Academic Senate reviewed a resolution on Oct. 25, calling on former CSU Chancellor Joseph Castro to “abort his retreat into the tenured faculty at Cal Poly.” The […]
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Q&A with San Luis Obispo City Council candidates ahead of Nov. 8 election
The city of San Luis Obispo is holding their general municipal elections Tuesday, Nov. 8. In this general election, two council member seats and the mayor seat are open. Four […]
Posted inFootball
Cal Poly announces plans for $30 million football center named after late John Madden
Cal Poly students and alumni gathered for the annual Big Sky Conference football homecoming game against Sacramento State on Oct. 1 and were met with a surprise announcement: a new […]
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Cal Poly hosts open forums for Assistant VP of DEI Strategic Planning
The Office for University Diversity and Inclusion sent out an email seeking campus participation in upcoming open forums regarding the search for an Assistant Vice President for DEI Strategic Planning […]