COVID-19 has exploded over the past four months.
  Because of it, many campuses have shut down and moved their classes online, but what about their other services. Students who depend on these...
The COVID-19 pandemic has moved many colleges to online learning. Â
Online learning often requires a different approach from students. According to an article from the University of Cincinnati,...
COVID-19 has exploded in the past four months.
The many stories passed around about it can make people afraid for their lives. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the main...
Cuesta Cafe is there to serve students during the semester, yet not many take the time to know who’s behind the counter.
The Cuesta Cafe is run by Mihee and Jun Kim, a mother and son duo who took...
On average, 1 in 3 adults don’t get adequate sleep.
When the group is narrowed to college students, the numbers almost double.
The sleep crisis is so widespread, the CDC considers it a public...
The feeling of seeing an A on that test is a rewarding experience, but with so much work ahead of it, how is attaining academic success even possible?
What NOT to do
Rereading materials won’t...
The California State Water Resource Control Board (CSWRCB) tested 24 drinking wells in San Luis Obispo and Atascadero and found that many are contaminated.
CSWRCB found that 15 of the drinking wells studied...
The state of California is home to the San Andreas fault, a marker for constant land movements resulting in the shockwaves we call earthquakes.
The San Andreas fault is among many earthquake faults in...
Farmers’ markets are places that are typically popular to find organic goods.Â
The biggest farmers’ market in the area is the downtown SLO Farmers' Market that takes place every Thursday...
Every year for the past 35 years, Cuesta College has hosted the Central Coast Writers Conference (CCWC). Â
The conference was hosted the last weekend of September and provided classes, critiques,...
In 2018, there were 24 school shootings in the U.S.
These events took the lives of 35 men, women, and children, and injured 79 more. Most people probably don’t believe that their school...
