By Asa Mason
Staff Writer
For the first time, Cuesta will be hosting artwork of prison inmates through an exhibit called “Between the Bars.â€
It will feature artwork produced by incarcerated...
Students and staff contemplate this months art exhibit “All the Flowers Are For Me†by Anila Quayyum Agha’s at the Harold J. Miossi Art Gallery.
Photo by Steven Holgvin/Cuestonian
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Image courtesy of BioWare and Electronic Arts
By Garrett Smiley
Features Editor
Space ― the final frontier. Well…just kidding, Andromeda has plenty of “frontier†for you...
By Victoria Gracie
Staff Writer
The annual Pozo Stampede was cancelled this year, but luckily some artists on the lineup decided to come out and play for those who purchased tickets to the two day country...
By Taylor Saugstad & Emily Morales
Over 65 years ago, cancer cells were taken from Henrietta Lacks, removed without her knowledge or her consent by medical researchers.
Lacks’s grandchildren,...
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...
By Joel Williams
Online Editor
Cuesta music teachers recently headlined a show appearing at the Cuesta Experimental Theatre.
Cuesta jazz instructor Ron McCarley invited Altered, the jazz fusion trio.
“The...
The Harold J. Miossi Art Gallery will be hosting a new collaborative art installment on campus called “Vanished: A chronicle Across Half a Million Years.â€
With Nov. 8 right around the corner, elections are very much on everyone’s mind, making “The Candidate,†a 1972 film satirizing elections, the perfect movie for understanding the current state of our political scene.
Feminism rocks center stage, challenging the view of modern American culture in an original musical written by Cuesta college’s own Phillip Valle and produced by student actors.
