San Luis Obispo’s exclusive music festival, Shabang, returned for its eighth year - and it did not disappoint.
The two-day festival was held at Laguna Lake Park May 13 and 14. The festival returned...
Since my time at Cuesta College, I have been in the same journalism class.
As my lackluster attempts to contribute to the class have been muddled by working three jobs, my opinions on certain topics have...
Due to me not wanting to be barraged by those who may not agree to the lifestyle I have may or may not have lived the past half year, I’ve decided to label this piece as a subject of gonzo journalism.Â
As...
Who knew that the last goal scored in World Cup qualifying play for America’s national soccer team would end in such disappointment?Â
Christian Pulisic’s 47 minute goal versus the oh-so-mighty...
Tough times like these can be hard on our mental health.Â
It is valid to be sad and disappointed that big events have been canceled and the world seems to be on pause. However, we need to try and remind...
Driving in San Luis Obispo, Calif. is absolutely horrendous.
Have you ever been cut off by a car not using their turn signal, or stuck eight cars back on the left side of a two-lane freeway wondering...
Many universities and colleges in California have already closed down due to the Coronavirus, and now is the time for Cuesta College to do the same.
There are 9,221 students who reportedly attend Cuesta...
I’m not sure if the motivation I got for this story is due to the fact that I’m a Denver Broncos fan (4-8 record), or because of the current state of entertainment of soccer in Europe.Â
A...
I’ve attended Cuesta College for about two months, and though I’m having a great time here, there is something missing.Â
Something that I can feel, as the cold, lifeless air hits my face...
With all the money circulating within the NCAA, and especially in college football, baseball, and basketball, it is hard not to think athletes deserve compensation in the form of money.
Collegiate athletes...
The Cuestonian heartily endorses Measure L, which would give Cuesta $275 million in bond dollars.
Voters will decide if these coming years will be a golden age for the school—with expansion on recent course growth, new technology and the ability to focus on offering the community whatever it needs, instead of focusing on what it can cut just to get by—or if it will be another rough period for Cuesta.
Editorial by editor-in-chief Cliff Mathieson