After receiving a formal warning letter from the Accreditation Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) in January, Cuesta College has erased concerns that it may be on the verge of losing its accreditation.
The commission sent a team to visit the Cuesta campus late last year and officially put the school on warning status.
With Campus Dining’s multiple renovation plans this summer, students can expect better food, more jobs and the availability of late-night coffee in the library in the fall.
“I’m incredibly excited,” Campus Dining Director Tom Welton said. “I really think people are going to be happy with the changes.
The Robert E. Kennedy Library is undergoing major changes this summer, including a complete transformation of the second floor, as well as the addition of Julian’s. With new carpet, modern furniture and fresh ideas, the library can offer students a more efficient place to study.
To all parents on campus; I’d like to remind you that the library is a quiet place, where people are usually working. Bringing your children in is going to disrupt a lot of people.
Now, it’s one thing if you pop in there quickly to get a book, or to send your professor an email, or even if you’re doing some actual work yourself (though if you’re going to be working in the library for any extended amount of time, you should get a babysitter).
Oh boy! Another cliché letter to the editor with a lousy opening, easily refutable content, and an impractical solution proposal — this time written by a professor. Jackpot!
I’m responding to Edward Schmid’s letter to the editor entitled “Education, not guns,” which was responding to Marlize van Romburgh’s article “The amendment that protects your independence.
I love magazines. Opening a new, shiny magazine is like waking up on Christmas morning to a mountain of presents. I even like the way they smell. The problem with my fetish is that I have a hard time throwing them away. Because of this, one corner of my bedroom is dedicated to housing old issues of Marie Claire, Vogue, and Cosmopolitan.
A San Luis Obispo-based artist and sculptor opened an exhibit Saturday, July 12 at the Echo Artspace Performance Center in Grover Beach. The artist, Dave Banta, creates corporate logos, sculptures, paintings and more. His work has been described as anything from “slick” to “disturbing.
A classical music concert this Saturday at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center (PAC) will feature dramatically successful works that were disasters when they premiered.
The concert is part of this year’s Festival Mosaic, an annual summer series featuring concerts, art and more.
After watching part one of Joss Whedon’s new online series, I found myself asking one question: What compels a person to write a musical-comedy about a blogging, love-stricken, super-villain scientist?
Boredom may have something to do with it. Whedon – best known for “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Angel” – wrote “Dr.
San Luis Obispo’s Hep Kat Salon welcomes an art show of a different kind tonight.
The Tattoo Art Show will be hosted by Hep Kat Salon, a beauty parlor with what co-owner Brittany Brown called a 1950s-inspired interior, and Tiger Rose Tattoo from Pismo Beach.
Dave Banta looks nothing like one would expect after viewing his art.
With his easy smile and an arm around his towheaded 9-year-old daughter in her pale pink dress, one might find it hard to believe that Banta’s art resembles the stuff that nightmares are made of.
