MAGAZINE

CityScene

CityScene is an art and culture magazine produced by the staff of City Times. It is a new direction for the staff, which previously produced the award-winning Legend magazine.

CityScene provides students the opportunity for class workshops and hands-0n experience in writing, editing, and producing a magazine alongside a news website and newspaper.

Faculty: Nicole Vargas, [email protected] and Peggy Peattie, [email protected]; CTM adviser: Nicole Vargas, [email protected]

CHECK OUT THE SPRING 2022 EDITION OF CITYSCENE

No Gray Area Here

A look at the older generation of students on the way to achieving their goals at San Diego City College

Mark Elliott • May 21, 2015

A look at the older generation of students following on the way to achieving their goals at San Diego City College

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Cycling the D.I.Y. Skills

San Diego's only bike kitchen still thriving despite challenges

Torrey Spoerer • May 21, 2015

San Diego's only bike kitchen still thriving despite challenges

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Radio Pulso

Community powered airways broadcasting from the Barrio

Laura Sanchez • May 19, 2015

Community powered airways broadcasting from the Barrio

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Obscuring Gender

Fashion trends that are moving toward subverting the boundaries of gender binaries

Laura Sanchez • May 19, 2015

Fashion trends that are moving toward subverting the boundaries of gender binaries

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Lyrics to Inspire the Youth

Franchesca Walker and Richard Lomibao • May 19, 2015

Cory Markiest Doesn't Call Himself a Rapper, He's a Musician With a Big Heart

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Crafting Culture

The Monkey Paw redefines what it means to be a college bar

Mark Elliott • May 19, 2015

The Monkey Paw redefines what it means to be a college bar

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Sound Of Silence

Becoming More Socially Aware of Who We Are Individually, it is Only Natural to Reject Surrounding Labels and Stereotypes

David Del Valle • December 12, 2014

Sometimes we become the labels we are given, other times we run away.Whether they where passed onto us from another, or given to us by ourselves, either way the labels and stereotypes that surround us...

A Silent Cry

Father of City College Student Who Died in Suicide Attempt Works to Keep Her Memory Alive Through Positive Change

Lupe Diaz • December 12, 2014

Norbert, a category three hurricane, had just swirled off the Pacific coast of Southern Baja the day before and was expected to cause up to 6-foot swells and dangerous riptides. An advisory was in effect...

City College Professors Embrace New Art Space

“We Are in Such a Great Place in the Center of Downtown,” Artist YC Kim Says

Lupe Diaz • December 12, 2014

San Diego City College now has a spacious art gallery located in Room 314 of the Arts and Humanities building thanks to a voter-approved construction bond program. “We are in such a great place in the...

Look for Some Magic in the Cafeteria

City College Student Gamers Gather Daily as Part of a Community

Dane Allen • December 12, 2014

In the college cafeteria’s northeastern corner, players, spectators, and their companions lean over a table, much like knights in King Arthur’s court around a holy grail, the game board. The waxy plastic...

Dream Cycle

Japanese Cyclist Makes His Way Through San Diego on a Global Journey

Celia Jimenez • December 12, 2014

Ryohei “Rio” Oguchi, a 34-year-old Japanese cyclist, is accomplishing one of his dreams — to travel around the world on bicycle. He has been on five continents, traveled more than 81,000 miles...

Planting Seeds@City

Urban Farm Continues to Grow on Campus

Todd Mata • December 12, 2014

Monday morning holds something different for everybody, but for those who work on San Diego City College’s urban farm, it is an opportunity to harvest and distribute the results of a season’s labor....