The Cuestonian, the official student newspaper of Cuesta College, returned to the Journalism Association of Community Colleges (JACC) after a multi-year hiatus and captured multiple state honors at its...
The Cuesta College men’s basketball season wrapped up its 2022-2023 season with an 89-72 playoff loss in the CCCAA men’s basketball regional tournament to the 11th overall seeded Mt. San Jacinto College...
The 2022-23 Cuesta College women's soccer season did not go as planned, as they were forced to forfeit all 12 of their Western State Conference (WSC) games due to only having 12 available players.
After...
It's inevitable that wherever you go in life, no matter what hardships you may face, and no matter what kind of misery will wear you down, as we grow older, the phrase you’ll hear from many is to...
The Cuestonian's Editor-in-Chief Thomas Rodda introduces a new video series titled "San Luis Obispo Speaks."
The episodic program covers a myriad of issues, both local and national, as San Luis Obispo...
Welcome readers to an exciting new semester with The Cuestonian!
This spring we have a talented lineup of new reporters and editors, and we look forward to all the great coverage coming from each and...
One of the many races in the midterm elections this year is between Adrienne GarcÃa Specht, a financial aid counselor at Cal Poly, and Peter Sysak, a current member of the Cuesta College Board of Trustees.
Sysak's...
An overpass bridge running tangential to Templeton High School in Templeton, Calif., has been a gathering place for local protestors for several years.
The bridge is within view of the Templeton High...
Diablo Canyon Power Plant, California’s largest and only operational nuclear power plant, is scheduled to be decommissioned in 2025.
Since its inception, the facility has been a target of environmental...
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There is a snap in the air, and the Cuesta College spring 2022 semester has begun with a bang.Â
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The Fall 2021 semester is coming to an end, and after months of writing articles, The Cuestonian will be taking a break over the winter.
This fall semester student journalists continued working online...
