Cuesta to host family fun day at pool before construction begins
Cuesta’s swimming pool will be closed for construction until fall 2019. Photo by Josh Pachio / Cuestonian Staff Photographer By Holly Walsh Life & Culture Editor In light of Cuesta College closing its pool, a community ...
UC President set to visit Cuesta on Monday
Cuesta College will officially transition to a tobacco-free campus at the beginning of next year. Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore By Holly Walsh Life & Culture Editor University of California President, Janet Napolitano, will visit Cuesta ...
SLO takes part in National Law Day
Cuesta College will officially transition to a tobacco-free campus at the beginning of next year. Photo by Sameer Wahba/Photo and Video Chief/Cuestonian By Holly Walsh Life & Culture Editor Each year on May 1 the ...
Cuesta College to become a smoke-free campus
Cuesta College will officially transition to a tobacco-free campus at the beginning of next year. Photo by Alexander Bissel/Photo and Video Chief/Cuestonian By Clara Applegarth Features Editor Effective Jan. 1, 2019, both Cuesta College campuses ...
Cuesta opens food pantry to help combat student hunger
Cuesta provides opportunities for students to get groceries for free to fight student hunger on campus Photo courtesy of The Food Coalition of San Luis Obispo By Clara Applegarth Features Editor Students are now able to look ...
SLO County: Restricting Requirements of Newly Imposed Ordinance
The new marijuana ordinance in San Luis Obispo county may cause problems for local farmers. Photo courtesy of Rotational / Creative Commons By Dominike Tambazidis Special Contributor Journalism 204 Alan Reitz wakes up each morning before the ...
California Community college students may be able to get their first year of school for free
Cuesta College offers an opportunity for San Luis Obispo locals to get their first year of college for free. Photo by Taylor Bodway By Taylor Bodway Special ...
Will SLO students be able to ride with Uber?
Cal Poly students prefer using Uber or Lyft over taking the bus. By Camille Silvera Special Contributor Journalism 201A Not every student in San Luis Obispo has their car in town and not everyone prefers ...