It is with a mix of emotions that I write this final chapter as the Editor-in-Chief of The Cuestonian.
I am immensely grateful for the invaluable lessons and experiences I gained throughout my tenure,...
Cracked dry creek beds, lakes so low they could rival ponds in size, and roadside signage urging passersby to conserve water were common fixtures in the California landscape.
Feeling right at home,...
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 Flu and RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) are making their way through SLO County this year quicker and more dangerous than years prior, according to Tara Kennon, San Luis Obispo County's Health Agency...
Cuesta College’s Spring 2021 semester continued to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with a majority of classes once again being taught online.
Despite this, The Cuestonian’s team of...
It’s been nearly 25 years since Cal Poly student Kristin Smart went missing in 1996 after last being seen walking back home from a party on campus, and the San Luis Obispo County sheriff's department...
Cuesta College’s aquatics program has a long-term head coach that has been on the deck for 18 years: John Marsh.
Marsh has been coaching the Cuesta Aquatics program since 2003. He started his aquatic...
Many people who have contracted the Covid-19 virus experience the loss of smell and taste; some experience an alteration in these senses for months after recovery.Â
The loss of smell and taste is a...
Cuesta College’s fall 2020 semester was once again met with COVID-19 related growing pains, such as the majority of classes remaining fully online and The Cuestonian’s decision to once again...
For many of us, 2020 has introduced a plethora of challenges that have upended the status quo in ways we weren't prepared for.
The shelter-in-place order enacted in March, and the recent lockdown announced...
