Award-winning art student dies: Memorial to be held Tuesday on campus
By Summer Santangelo News Editor Cuesta art major Simon Tomassian, who was recognized for his innovative creations, recently ...
SLO’s new party registration
By Alexander Bissell Video Editor The San Luis Obispo City Council approved a pilot program that will allow party hosts to register parties with the SLO police department, helping residents avoid steep fines for noise ...
Cuesta recognizes April’s athletes of the month
By Victoria Gracie Staff Writer A softball player and track star are recognized as April’s athletes of the month. Demi Danell, a second year pitcher for Cuesta’s softball team, is being recognized for her ...
Cuesta’s men don high heels in support of women
By Lizzy West Arts & Entertainment Editor Rarely can a group of grown men be seen walking around in high heels on Cuesta’s campus, however, students from the sexuality and psychology of women classes held ...
Sea otter populations are rising on the Central Coast
By Haley Boyajian Special Contributor Journalism 201A A mother otter cuddles her nearly grown baby close to her, bathing in the sunshine ...
The Pismo Beach pier is officially under reconstruction
By Kennedy Hammond Special Contributor Journalism 201A Numerous broken wood beams, heavy water erosion and $8.8 million ...
Cuesta’s first football team has their 40 year reunion
Victoria Gracie Staff Writer Cuesta College’s first football team reunited on campus to catch up with teammates, share memories and enjoy food and drinks after 40 years. The football team began a year after ...
The pressure to be perfect
By Baylee Cocagne Opinion Editor San Luis Obispo County is now ranked fifth in physical well-being, according to new survey results released by Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. Ironically, San Luis Obispo has one of the highest rates of eating disorders. ...
Don’t smash your smart TV yet
By Chris Bremer Copy Editor/Digital Communications Editor It is easy to stare into our open laptops and curse as our 21st century, tech-heavy society slowly transitions into the Orwellian dystopia generations have feared for half a millennia – but ...
The nightlife of Cuesta College
It’s no secret: Cuesta College is a commuter school. Whether they are 17 or 30 years old, without the option of on-campus housing, students are left to their own devices for entertainment. When the sun sets on a ...
Cyber safety and security: Cougar Comments
What are your opinions on your online safety and privacy? Cuesta college students express feelings about how safe their online security is in a time when anything posted is permanent. ...
A familiar face to Cuesta is officially made the new dean
By Garrett Smiley Features Editor Cuesta College’s former interim dean, Madeline Medeiros, was officially made dean of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Medeiros has been with Cuesta College for 16 years, serving roles as a teacher, ...