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.
By Sophia Carnevale
Arts and Entertainment Editor
After 37 years at its iconic Garden Street location, SLO Brew is on the move: The pub rolled its kegs around the corner to Higuera Street where owners...
Champagne taste on a beer budget? Happy hour is the secret to be able to experience nicer restaurants without breaking the budget, whether you are 21 or not.
As the work day ends, this pretentious cafe transforms it’s back room into a comedy club at the strike of 9; welcome to Kreuzberg Coffee Company, home of San Luis Obispo’s best iced chai tea, bar none.
This is the only television show that makes sex, drugs, and murder supplementary plot devices—and it’s more engaging than anything you’ve seen this year.
Depressing novels do more than depress us–they broaden our perspectives and sensitize us to the darker realities of life. We walk away more empathetic and mature than we were before. Here are six that are worth your time.
They aren’t just teachers - they’re performers, recording artists and philanthropists, which was proven when Cuesta faculty hosted and performed in the 12th annual Jazz Faculty Concert this month.
