The May Day March brought 500 people onto the streets of downtown San Diego on May 1 to fight for workers rights and to stand in solidarity with what they said are marginalized groups in San Diego and...

The Knights women’s tennis team wrapped up the regular season on a high note, handling the Mesa College Olympians 8-1 on Thursday, April 6 at City College. It was the team’s sixth win in their last...

San Diego City College Knights men’s tennis team dominated their last home game of the regular season Wednesday, April 5, against Mount San Jacinto College 9-0 making that the eighth consecutive win....

It’s over halfway through the semester, and I still haven’t opened my textbooks. Even though I bought them with every intention of doing so, it just hasn’t seemed necessary. Textbooks seem to...

In the past year, I have read three books — “The Autobiography of Malcolm X,” “Dreams and Shadows” and “The Forever War.” I have also read two graphic novels: “Superman: American Alien”...

The average human attention span lasts about 8.25 seconds, which is shorter than the 9-second attention span held by a goldfish. This is according to the Statistic Brain Institute. In short, people can’t...

With a self-imposed July 1 deadline looming, the San Diego Community College District says it has yet to find a permanent president for City College to replace current interim President Denise Whisenhunt. “The...

Those who rely on San Diego's public transit now have a new way to buy tickets and passes. On March 30, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System introduced a new mobile ticketing app, Compass Cloud. The...

Though the election has yet to take place, the candidate for president of City College’s Associated Student Government has almost certainly clinched his win. Ignacio Hernandez Valverde, the current...