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After a national search, the City of SLO has appointed a new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Manager.
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Up to 6,500 college students are now eligible to complete a year of service work in their communities in exchange for $10,000 through a new state program called Californians for All College Corps.
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Up to 6,500 college students are now eligible to complete a year of service work in their communities in exchange for $10,000 through a new state program called Californians for All College Corps.
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For the last year, art exhibits have been closed around the world, leaving museum spaces empty and art enthusiasts stuck at home. But now, some venues…
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Coins go back and forth between consumers and businesses without much notice, but now there are fewer coins in circulation with most people staying at…
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San Luis Obispo County’s Cuesta College has spent the past month connecting individuals across the planet. It’s part of a global art project called…
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Students at community colleges along the Central Coast are preparing for graduation ceremonies this spring. This marks the first spring commencement…
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The number of Hispanic students attending San Luis Obispo County’s Cuesta College is on the rise, and as a result the U.S. Government is giving it a new…
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Update - March 16, 2016 at 5:46 p.m.Cuesta College now has the authority to ban a former student who is facing charges for threatening a local elementary…
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New research from the California Community Colleges finds even students who don’t complete certificates or transfer to four-year colleges can benefit…