Mustang News (Cal Poly)

Mustang News, which used to be called Mustang Daily, is a student-operated newsroom that has been a leading source of news at Cal Poly since 1916. The team of editors and reporters is dedicated to delivering top-notch coverage of news related to the campus and the surrounding community, serving not only Cal Poly's faculty, staff, and students but also the residents of San Luis Obispo.

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Cal Poly Swim and Dive athletes battle for reinstatement after team cut

2 weeks ago | mustangnews.net | Charlie Wiltsee |Dylan Allen

Eight days into her tenure as a Cal Poly swim and dive captain, Jen Reiter walked into Fisher Science Building’s lecture hall fearing the worst. All 57 teammates filed in just a few minutes before 7:30 a.m., awaiting Cal Poly Athletic Director Don Oberhelman. Less than 24 hours earlier, the team was notified via email that their morning practice would be canceled. There was no warning or explanation. On a normal morning, they would have been in the waters of the Anderson Aquatic Center.
No. 6 Cal Poly falls to No. 11 Long Beach State, rebounds against No. 17 Hawai'i

2 weeks ago | mustangnews.net | Sergio Romero

Cal Poly Beach Volleyball had their nation-best 18-match win streak snapped against No. 11 Long Beach State before bouncing back against No. 17 Hawai’i at the Best of the West tournament in Laguna Beach, Calif. on Sunday, April 6. The Mustangs (21-3) dropped a close 3-2 final against the Beach (18-10) but managed to end the tournament on a high note with a 4-1 win over the Rainbow Wahine (12-15).
Cal Poly Men’s Tennis falls to No. 45 UC Irvine despite strong doubles showing

2 weeks ago | mustangnews.net | Charlie Wiltsee

A strong day of doubles play wasn’t enough as Cal Poly Men’s tennis took their second Big West loss at home against No. 45 UC Irvine, 4-1. The Mustangs (7-11, 1-2 Big West) took an early lead against the highly ranked Anteaters (13-4, 3-0 Big West), who sport an undefeated conference record and one of two national rankings in the Big West. Cal Poly earned the doubles point early on before falling in four singles matches to finish out the day.
Cal Poly Beach Volleyball stuns No. 2 UCLA, No. 19 Washington in Best of the West

2 weeks ago | mustangnews.net | Charlie Wiltsee

On day one of the Best of the West tournament, Cal Poly Beach Volleyball proved they deserve a shot to earn that title, toppling No. 2 UCLA for the first time in program history in a stunning 3-2 statement win on Friday, April 4. The No. 6 ranked Mustangs (18-2) started the two-match day at Laguna Beach by beating No. 19 University of Washington 4-1 before taking down the Bruins for a perfect start to the weekend.
Zeth Romney named Pac-12 Wrestler of the Year

3 weeks ago | mustangnews.net | Charlie Wiltsee

Zeth Romney was named the Pac-12 Wrestler of the Year, according to a postseason awards release by the Pac-12, making him the second wrestler in program history to win the prestigious honor. The recognition comes not long after he finished third at 133-pounds in the NCAA Championships, the highest finish by any 133-pound wrestler in program history.
Cal Poly tries to tame Saint Fratty’s Day – Did it work? - Mustang News

1 month ago | mustangnews.net | Dylan White

For years, Saint Fratty’s Day has been an unofficial tradition at Cal Poly, drawing thousands of students out to party on the streets. Specifically in the Hathway Alley community near campus. But with growing concerns over safety and rowdy crowds, the university introduced a new event this year—Morning on the Green—aiming to provide a controlled alternative. Mustang News reporter Dylan White asked partygoers their opinions on how well Cal Poly handled the Saint Fratty’s situation.
All-American Romney eyes third-place in the NCAA Wrestling Championships

1 month ago | mustangnews.net | Dylan Allen |Charlie Wiltsee

Out of four wrestlers competing in the first two days of the NCAA Championships, Zeth Romney is the last man standing. He led the way for Cal Poly, becoming its first All-American at 133-pounds in 15 years. The last time the Mustangs had an All-American at the weight class was Boris Novachkov back in 2010. No. 4 seeded Romney went 2-0 on Thursday, March 20 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. He then secured All-American honors and a spot in the semifinals with a Friday morning win.
Cal Poly Men's Basketball runs out of fuel, fall in Big West Championships semifinals

1 month ago | mustangnews.net | Sergio Romero

Cal Poly Men’s Basketball was picked to finish dead last in the Big West preseason coaches’ poll before the season. They had the lowest odds to win the Big West Championships coming into the tournament. Yet, the Mustangs advanced the furthest they have in the conference tournament since the team won the whole thing and qualified for the NCAA March Madness Tournament in the 2013-14 season.
What you need to know about St. Patrick's Day 2025

1 month ago | mustangnews.net | Archana Pisupati

With St. Patrick’s Day weekend approaching, Mustang News compiled an all-encompassing guide to the happenings, closures and resources available to students. Morning on The Green: A Mustang Music FestivalA free concert event with headliners ZHU and Galantis will take place from 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Door open at 3:45 a.m., with student opener I.P. “What’s the Addy?,” who previously opened for Swae Lee last year. Cal Poly students who did not secure tickets may join the standby line.
Cal Poly Men's Basketball advances to first Big West Championships semifinals since 2014

1 month ago | mustangnews.net | Sergio Romero

Henderson, Nev. – As Mike DeGeorge sat at the postgame press conference and made his opening statement, it was clear Cal Poly’s win over UC Riverside in the Big West Championships quarterfinals wasn’t surprising to him. “We’re just coming in, and if we play the way we’re capable of, we can get anybody in this tournament,” DeGeorge said. The 96-83 win marked the first time the program will advance to the tournament semifinals since the 2013-14 season.