Over the past 42 years, City College come together to celebrate and highlight the educational accomplishments of its students with a Chicano/Latina Graduation Ceremony, this year taking place May 12, at...

The program that guarantees admission to transferring community college students to UC San Diego will end 2014. The cancellation of the program is a result of increasingly high volumes of applicants...

Part-time district employees who have been working without a contract at San Diego Community College District may receive retroactive pay and be entitled to permanent status thanks to a lawsuit by American...

Selena Juarez-Alvarado is a 28-year-old military wife and mother of two daughters, ages 13 and 9 years old. It took her seven years to obtain her degree in Biology and Health with a 3.5 GPA; she is...

When 34-year old Michael Cash moved from Atlanta to San Diego two and a half years ago, he loved the weather, the culture and the access to Mexico. Cash was deployed throughout Europe and Asia with...

I first took a creative writing class almost 10 years ago when I was a young, melancholy poet in training.  Afraid of any form of criticism, I was insecure and quickly took any negative comments toward...

It seems like cord-cutters (people who cut the cord to their cable or satellite providers and consume content through online services) can’t seem to catch a break. Content is either not available, or...