How can going out for a slice of pizza affect the planet? Well, depending on the vehicle driven to the pizzeria or how the ingredients are made, a slice of pizza could have a butterfly effect on the...

With a serape draped over his shoulder and a sombrero perched on his head, Steven Sopha, vice president of the Spanish club, strummed his guitar and sang "Levantandos los Manos" to an audience of students...

The City College Photography department has announced its annual photo trip and students are invited to join Professor David Eichinger for a week long exploration of New York City! Typically the professor...

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City College Students got dress tips from The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising at the "What Not to Wear to an Interview" fashion show on April 14 in the school cafeteria. The show included...

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Images of smiling happy young faces embedded themselves into the minds of hundreds of journalism students and advisers as their eyes were fixed on the slideshow presentation before them, some wiping away...

The 2009 Spring Literary Series and City Bookfair welcomed the Spring Semester on March 5 with Douglas Kearney, an L.A.-based poet, performer, teacher, and recipient of the Whiting Writers' Award for emerging...

City students and staff don't have to go far to get tasty Mexican treats. La Casita, located on C street right across the street from City College, has offered an extensive menu of inexpensive Mexican...

Tom Andrew City Times Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated all over the country, with common staples such as green beer, and corned beef and cabbage. Most cities celebrate with a parade shutting down their...

Vanessa Gomez City Times "All members of the tribe are required to offer hospitality to strangers; the only exceptions are minor children, madmen, and old people." These words are the first you see when...