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October marks the arrival of Rideshare Month in San Luis Obispo, and with it comes various opportunities for students to save money on transportation as well as a chance to win cash for using alternative transportation. Rideshare month began on Oct. 1 with the Commute for Cash Challenge Kick Off event at the downtown farmer's market, which included live music and giveaways. (0) comments
The reasons instructors don't like phones in class are pretty self-evident. "When I'm using [my phone], I'm not really paying attention," said first semester Taylor Vincent, of undeclared major. (0) comments
The damage to Cuesta College's gym roof is creating a safety hazard to the teams who use it, causing the gym to close until further notice. The gym has had leaks off and on for awhile, but on October 13 the leaks caused the ceiling to start falling apart and large pieces to fall onto the gym floor. (0) comments
The police are cooperating with the FBI to search for a man who robbed the Chase Bank at 1235 Chorro Street on Tuesday Oct. 27. (0) comments
Despite economic woes, representatives for schools from around the state are finding their way to Cuesta College, providing students with an opportunity to learn more about further education. (0) comments
Dating is a thing of the past, a distant memory of our grandparents. The generation gap has widened with the evolution of the hookup. (2) comments
Students are being urged to create clubs on campus. There are more than 25 different groups under review for consideration as a club. Established student union groups can apply for governmental funds, use college facilities, equipment, and participate as a representative in the Student Senate. (0) comments
National Coming Out Day is a huge celebration for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and its allies. As President Obama is addressing the Human Rights Campaign, and thousands of LGBT rights activists march to the capitol, Cuesta College's Gay Straight Alliance is trying to make a difference that will make a bigger impact on the Cuesta student body. (2) comments
Surfers beware: the San Luis Obispo County Public Health Department is advising people to avoid contact with ocean water for at least three days following the rainstorms. (0) comments
The water main which runs under Hollister Road at the North entrance to Cuesta burst on Tuesday, and a crew has been working on it since. (0) comments
Halloween used to be a holiday of horrifying ghouls, ghosts, mummies, and monsters, but girl's costumes now revolve around the word "sexy." Sexy cop, sexy hippy, sexy pirate, sexy sailor and hundreds more sexy women's costumes now line the shelves of all Halloween stores. (1) comment
Since 1971 the old theatre has been Cuesta Colleges connection to the world of performing arts. It has hosted many spectacular events with lights and song that have captured all ages and conveyed how students can connect to stage life. That was the purpose for the old military chapel that served as the production building and main theatre at Cuesta College for three decades until now. (0) comments
Despite a massive budget crisis at Cuesta College, the Tutorial Center is still helping more than 250 students achieve success free of charge proving that where there is a will, there is a way. It might not be clear at first sight, but a large diversity of students are enjoying the benefits of Cuesta's Tutorial Center. (0) comments
The Obama Administration issued a new memo Monday, Oct. 19 informing the U.S. Attorneys that federal resources should not be used to shut down medical marijuana clubs or persecute anyone in compliance with state laws regarding medical marijuana. (1) comment
Urban Outfitters skirt, $58, Goodwill skirt $3, strange lack of buyers remorse-priceless. Here we are, in a dwindling economy, and one helpful aid is right below SLO's bargaining fingertips. (1) comment
Tough times make for even tougher situations. Just ask Kyle Munger, 19, who lives in what he claims is a "shoebox." Or even ask Kris Culbert, 19 who's found himself living in his truck. Or better yet ask Sam Woods, 21, a political science major who found himself homeless and crippled for three months. (2) comments
A crowd of roughly 40 Cuesta students gathered on Tuesday morning despite the pouring rain to listen to Chief of Police Deborah Linden speak. Linden spoke about the new ordinances concerning renters licensing, unruly gatherings, noise violations, curfews, safety enhancement time periods and Greek parties. (1) comment
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