By: ELLIOT HEIS - Sports Editor

Cal Poly’s men’s basketball team pulled off a win in a thriller against top seed and host Western Washington University with a buzzer-beater by sophomore forward Dwayne Fells, who scored with 0.6 seconds left to end the game 76-75. The Broncos...

By: ELLIOT HEIS - Sports Editor

Cal Poly’s men’s basketball team advanced to the next round of the NCAA Div. II West Regional finals yesterday with a 71-62 win over Dixie State. The Broncos play again today against top-seed host school Western Washington University in the We...

By: ANTHONY MENDEZ - Correspondent

Students, staff and faculty gathered in the Bronco Student Center for a series of open forums this week with Provost Marten denBoer to discuss the University Strategic Plan. The strategic plan is intended to act as a 10-year road map for Cal Poly and iden...

By: ELLIOT HEIS - Sports Editor

The Cal Poly men’s basketball team had an impressive opening to the CCAA Tournament with a 57-45 win over Cal State Los Angeles. The Broncos advance to the semifinals of the tournament, to be held at Humboldt State on Friday. They are awaiting news ...

By: ELLIOT HEIS - Sports Editor

Cal Poly’s women’s basketball team opened the CCAA Tournament with a strong win over the Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes 63-46. “We did what we needed to do,” said Broncos head coach Scott Davis. “We got the lead and held th...

By: ARIEL CARMONA, JR. - Copy Editor

Approximately 200 students descended on the University Quad Thursday for another U-Hour rally, this time to protest a new 2.9 percent fee to be charged for paying fees by credit card starting Spring quarter. The protest was spearheaded by the new “U...

By: JUSTIN VELASCO - News Editor

Cal Poly commuters should expect major delays on Temple Avenue this week due to ongoing utility work, though Pomona city officials are working to resolve the congestion. West Coast Communications will be working in the area to install fiber optic cables f...

By: Michaela Ard - Correspondent

The unemployment rate in America, as recorded in December 2009, is 10 percent or approximately 15.3 million people, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Career Center is an environment that aids students in job searching, and offers help in r...

By: LARISSA CASTANON - Staff Writer

Members from Off-Broadway, a soon to be official club on campus, put together its first performance on Friday in the theatre building at Cal Poly.  The musical titled “Stuck in the Middle” was an ensemble of students from the theater depa...

By: MICHAELA ARD - Staff Writer

At the beginning of the 2009 school year, four Cal Poly University students won six of the possible eight awards offered by the Joyce Eisenberg-Keefer Entrepreneurial Scholarship, and split the first place cash prize.  These four students, Renee Robe...

By: ARIEL CARMONA, JR. - Copy Editor

In the latest stop on a tour with local legislators this week, Cal Poly President Ortiz and a group of concerned students and instructors met with Assemblyman Ed Hernandez of the 57th district on Wednesday Dec.16 in an on-going effort to garner further su...

By: ARIEL CARMONA JR. - Copy Editor

 A delegation of Cal Poly students, faculty and President Michael Ortiz met with Assemblyman Anthony Adams of the 59th District in Claremont on Tuesday, Dec. 15. As with his meeting with Norma Torres last week, Ortiz took the opportunity to ask ...

By: ANDREA WAITROVICH - Lifestyle Editor

 Marlon Brando is best known for his Academy Award winning role as the Italian immigrant mafia don, Vito Carleone, in “The Godfather.” Stefan Kanfer, author of “Somebody: The Reckless Life and Remarkable Career of Marlon Brando,&rdq...

By: ARIEL CARMONA, JR. - Copy Editor

 President Michael Ortiz met with Assemblywoman Norma Torres (D-61st District) on Friday, Dec. 11 as part of a renewed effort to shed light on the harm being done by budget cuts to Cal Poly and the rest of the CSU system. In an email to the campus ea...

By: JUSTIN VELASCO - News Editor

Substituting electric motors for muscles, copper wiring for nerves, and computer programming for training and discipline, engineering students and their robot athletes gathered in Building 9 for Cal Poly's second-annual Robolympics competition on Friday, ...

By: Greg Toumassian - Staff Writer

Students and faculty gathered in the hundreds in the University Quad Thursday during U-hour to protest against budget cuts, furloughs and tuition fee increases. Beginning at 11:20 a.m., Students for Quality Education headed a walkout that lead those invol...

By: Aaron Castrejon - Managing Editor

In a mass email this morning, University President Michael Ortiz announced to the Cal Poly campus that he has withdrawn his candidacy for the presidency at New Mexico State University. This announcement comes one day before a decision was to be made by th...

By: Lillian Hu, Hospitality Management and Philosophy student

  This letter is in response to an article about Counseling and Psychological Serviecs in the Oct. 13 issue of The Poly Post. www.thepolypost.com/news/director-of-counseling-services-ensures-students-always-have-a-confidant-1.1994629  ...

By: ELLIOT HEIS - Sports Editor

Cal Poly officials, former players and colleagues paid tribute this week to former Broncos Baseball Coach John Scolinos, who died Saturday at age 91. Scolinos was head coach for the Broncos for 30 years and retired in 1991 as the winningest coach in NCAA ...