Turkeys are both loved and feared at Cal Poly. Reporter Jessica Carp talked to Benjamin Broudy, the student who’s taken on the challenge of training these notorious campus birds, and others with their own opinions of the wild flock.

SLO Breakers is a club at Cal Poly that aims to promote and practice break dancing. They hosted their first jam this past month with a Pokémon theme. Reporter Lauren Quijano shares the details.

Seniors Elijah Ponder and Ethan Rodriguez have been leading Cal Poly football's defensive line this season. Reporter Ty Soria found out more about their dynamic and their history playing together.

The Cal Poly women's rugby team strives to create a safe space for everyone, with inclusion at the forefront of their mission. Reporter Giselle Espinoza learned more about what this team means to its players.

On Nov. 5, Cal Poly's Performing Arts Center (PAC) was used as an official polling station for the general election. Reporter Layla Suman found out how this made voting easier for some students, including first-time voters.

A Paso Robles winery is reimagining the traditional wine tasting experience. Reporter Riley Sullivan found out more about Cass Winery's activities, from archery to painting.

For many Cal Poly students, November 5, 2024 was the first time that they could vote in a presidential election. Reporter Izzy Romero learned more about what students were up to during the big night.

Cal Poly's Multicultural Center held their annual Culture Fest last month. Reporter Jazmyn Chavez has a recap on the event.

A Cal Poly freshman tired of on-campus food launched a service that brings In-N-Out to students on Sundays. Reporter Ty Soria explains how this idea came about.

With election season upon us, people may choose to vote by mail. But do they know how their vote gets counted? Reporter Lauren Quijano explains how the San Luis Obispo elections office counts each mail-in ballot they receive.