Students and faculty surfed through tables at the Language Festival that took place in Gorton Quad on Nov 14., collecting information about language and culture while listening to music and purchasing...

San Diego Brews lead the country Mission Brewery recently opened in East Village inside the old Wonder Bread factory and I had been looking forward to visiting it ever since. My greatly anticipated...

See that bottle of olive oil that you probably got stored in your cupboard and have reserved for pasta and other savory dishes? What if I told you that you could make some delicious chocolate chip cookies...

The holidays are right around the corner. Let's just face it: a lot of us like to wait until the last minute to get gifts for friends and family. Whether it is for adults or children, there are many items...

Caitlin Rother, a New York Times best-selling author and a Pulitzer-nominated investigative journalist made her way to the Saville Theatre at City College Oct. 30, to present to students and faculty staff...

On election night, things weren’t looking good for California Proposition 30, the temporary sales tax increase to prevent further public higher-education cuts. Sometime around 11:30 p.m. the numbers...

Starlite in Mission Hills will host its second annual fundraiser benefitting City College's Seeds@City urban farm and sustainable agriculture program on Tuesday, Nov. 13. Menu items will feature produce...

The San Diego City College Languages Department, in partnership with the World Cultures Program, hosts its annual Día de los Muertos celebration on Nov. 1 to remember those who have passed. City College...

Nintendo is to video games as Disney is to animation; both holding the most historically iconic names of their respective genres, and both being leaders of innovation within their industries. Nintendo...