This semester, SDCC's World Cultures Program's theme is Global Human Rights, starting this month with the Constitution. From Sept. 14 to 25, a Constitutional Scholar's Exhibit could be seen in the...

"We are going to move 2000 pounds of food because we love our dependents A TON," bellowed the stout young Marine Gunnery Sgt. Mark Daemon, as he addressed a crowd of more than 25 hikers prior to the commencement...

Around campus, a lot of things go on at the same time and in the same place. This place is usually the cafeteria, where in front they have different groups and clubs showing what they do and what they...

"Make a decision, take action, be honest and stick to it!" says Carol Lay, California cartoonist, in her graphic novel, " The Big Skinny: A Memoir." Lay begins by guiding the reader through her history...

The Urban Garden at City College is a welcoming site among the city's high-rise buildings. Monarch butterflies flutter throughout the garden, greeting people as they walk along the dirt pathway to the...

BEAT is the acronym for Bringing Education and Activism Together and it is a new organization here at San Diego City College that will become active in the fall semester, if approved by the Associate Student...

San Diego City College's World Cultures and the History and Political Science Department presented "Talk it up: Write it Down. Preserving your Family and Community History" on April 29. The presentation...

During the recent Cinco de Mayo celebration, we all got a chance to eat some tacos, drink some margaritas, and hopefully learn a little bit about the culture and history of Mexico. Now San Diego City College...

Spectators, boaters, tourists and locals all had their eyes glued to the sky above San Diego Bay during the Red Bull Air Race World Championship that took place on May 9-10. A total of 15 pilots competed...

San Diego Mesa College student Hermes Castro set sail in March for the adventure of a lifetime, where he became the first paraplegic man to tour an Antarctic glacier. "I was told by doctors, insurance...

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The City College Spanish Club organized a celebration on May 5 to commemorate the Battle of Puebla, where Mexico was able to defeat French forces. There were dancers, music playing, a dance competition,...