Men’s cross country coach Paul Greer has high hopes for his team this year.  He and assistant coach Peter Gregory have spent the last five years building what they hope will be the best team they have...

Fans of Youtube phenomenon DubFX lined up to see the Australian performer take the stage in downtown at the 4th and B concert hall on Sept. 30. Armed with nothing but his voice, a Boss RC-50 Loop Station...

More than 100 different early awards-favorites and independent films vied for audiences in downtown and La Jolla. Launching under new management for the first time, Reading Cinemas and the San Diego Museum...

An audience of sixty filed into the Saville Theatre to watch a presentation of the documentary “The Bro Code: How Contemporary Culture Creates Sexist Men” with director Dr. Thomas Keith. The film...

The San Diego City College student veterans club was given a charter by the Veterans for Peace organization on Sept. 27, making it the first chapter of Veterans for Peace on a college campus. The official...

City College men's soccer team lost their first Pacific Coast Athletic Conference 0-2 by the Southwestern College Jaguars on Sept. 25 at Southwestern College. “It was a tough game,” said head coach...

Alchemy in South Park is a great restaurant to wine and dine yourself, impress a date and not go broke in the process. For $30 I ate three small courses of oysters, tacos, stuffed peppers and I enjoyed...

Who doesn’t love brownies? These beauties are a little denser than cake and making them in a muffin pan means they can fit in your palm just like a good cookie. To top it all off, they are both incredibly...

When students walk into the Radio and Television computer lab in C-128 at 9 a.m. on a Friday morning two things are apparent right away.  First, it is boiling hot inside the computer lab and second, though...