Three RTVC students at City have been nominated for student Emmy Awards. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Pacific Southwest chapter has nominated James L. Smith II, Alice Kim and...

Terrence Burgess says he’s anxious about retirement after 42 years of working in education. Burgess started his career in education in 1971, teaching biology at Mater Dei High School. Although, teaching...

There is a transgender community in San Diego, and they have more to say for themselves than what has been said about them. “Visible Bodies,” an art project that features more than 30 portraits...

“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable...

Not so long ago, in a bar no so far from City College, Thumbprint Gallery hosted an art show. But this wasn’t an ordinary art show; this was a Star Wars show. "That’s No Moon; It’s an...

Knights basketball starts season 6-5 When you watch NBA basketball you can’t help but notice how many successful teams are carried by a few key players, you hear how amazing Kobe played, or how...

Whether it is the beginning of a beautiful lifelong partnership, or just someone to warm up your sheets with during the cold December nights, the holidays are a common time to start all kinds of relationships.So,...

Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society held its induction ceremony on Nov. 30 in City College's V building theater. The organization was established in 1918 and recognized as the official International Honors...

The Lady Knights basketball team opened their season at home with a disappointing game on Nov. 13. After hanging close in the first half, the Knights lost their edge by allowing the Saddleback Gauchos...

One thing is clear from the jump at a DubFX show: everybody is there to experience something more than music. At the final show on his North American tour, DubFX himself was no exception. His usual...

In a press release sent on Oct. 22, City College Chancellor Constance Carroll addressed the growing popularity of massive open online courses, or MOOCs, and the possibilities of offering them at City. ...