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Ayana Coha, left, a second year theater student discusses opportunities at CSU San Marcos with Christina Montell, right at the San Diego City College Spring 2024 Transfer Fair, Tuesday, April 16 2024. Coha said the fair felt “informative and personable.” Photo by Nadia Lavin/City Times Media
Ayana Coha, left, a second year theater student discusses opportunities at CSU San Marcos with Christina Montell, right at the San Diego City College Spring 2024 Transfer Fair, Tuesday, April 16 2024. Coha said the fair felt “informative and personable.” Photo by Nadia Lavin/City Times Media
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KNIGHT & DAY: The best things to do at City College, Oct. 11-17

City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming up on campus

Looking for something to do this week? Here are some of the exciting events coming up at San Diego City College from Friday, Oct. 11 to Thursday, Oct. 17.

Check back every Thursday to stay updated on upcoming events, activities and opportunities happening on campus.

URC’s grand reopening set for Oct. 17

The Undocumented Resource Center is holding its grand opening ceremony Thursday, Oct. 17. Students are encouraged to RSVP before the event begins at 8:30 a.m.

While the center has been open since the start of the semester, a recent relocation and rebranding are cause for celebration.

The event is the finale of their Week of Action, including workshops and seminars for undocumented students. Check out Instagram for more details.

@sdcityurc on Instagram

Universities coming Oct. 15, want YOU to transfer

The San Diego City College Transfer Fair goes down on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 10 a.m.

Universities will be present to hand out information to prospective students.

Representatives for the University of California schools will be hosting their own panel. Students who wish to attend are encouraged to RSVP to attend.

Students who register for the fair will receive a digital handbook containing additional information.

@sdcitytransfercenter on Instagram

“John Proctor is the Villain” comes to a close on Oct. 12

This weekend is the final showing of the first theatrical performance of the semester.

“John Proctor is the Villain” is a play by Kimberly Belflower about students studying “The Crucible” at a rural Georgia high school. As the students navigate sex-ed, young love and school, they begin to question if John Proctor is the villain.

Tickets for the final showings on Friday, Oct. 11 and Saturday, Oct. 12 are still available. To view showtimes or purchase tickets, click here, or read City Times’ review here.

@citycollegetheatre on Instagram

Knights men’s cross country racing at NTC park at Liberty Station on Oct. 11 

The City College men’s cross country team will be competing in the Manny Bautista XC Invite at 11:00 a.m., Friday, Oct. 11 at NTC Park at Liberty Station.

The Knights stand-out runners include sophomores David Kelling and Brandon Hernandez, as well as freshmen Markell Fuqua and Miguel Valenzuela.

@sdcitycrosscountry on Instagramn
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