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A cut-open fence overlooking San Diego City College’s practice field was used as an entry way for theft on campus. Photo by Danny Straus/City Times Media

Series of break-ins at City College gym, sports fields pulling resources from athletics budget

SDCCD police logs include nine reports of incidents at campus athletics facilities since start of calendar year
Danny Straus, Multimedia Journalist • May 21, 2024
SDCCD police logs include nine reports of incidents at campus athletics facilities since start of calendar year
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San Diego City College Basic Needs Coordinator Nydia Dominguez, left, passes out juice to student Grecia Alcala, right, during a basic needs event, Tuesday, April 23, 2024. Photo by Samantha Griffen/City Times Media

City College students face highest basic needs challenges in district, survey shows

According to survey presented at board of trustees study session, 51% of City students face basic needs issue
Samantha Griffen, Multimedia Journalist • May 20, 2024
According to survey presented at board of trustees study session, 51% of City students face basic needs issue
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Geology major Jose Segura works in the San Diego City College Dreamers Resource Center for a work-study program, April 30, 2024. The Dreamers Resource Center will be one of the areas affected by the bond if approved by voters in November. Photo by Samantha Griffen/ City Times Media

City College moves forward with bond, could see new facilities developments

Bond passage would direct funds for student support program office renovations, eventual student housing project
Samantha Griffen, Multimedia Journalist • May 1, 2024

A $3.5 billion developing bond initiative proposed by the San Diego Community College District is advancing to its next phase before going to the ballot in the November election. The bond plan consists...

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Meet the Candidates running for Associated Student Government

Five candidates are running unopposed for the 2024-2025 term
Bailey Kohnen, Multimedia Journalist • April 30, 2024

Voting has started for San Diego City College’s 2024-2025 Associated Students Government. Students have until May 5 to fill out the ballots sent to their school emails. Here are the five candidates...

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San Diego City Knight forward Alex Crawford (22) goes up for a dunk against Pasadena guard Barry Knight (10) at Harry West Gym, Saturday, March 2, 2024. Photo by Danny Straus/City Times Media

City College basketball forward Alex Crawford signs with Fresno State

All-State sophomore to play for NCAA Division I program next season
Vince Outlaw, Multimedia Journalist • April 25, 2024
All-State sophomore to play for NCAA Division I program next season
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A flyer advertising San Diego City College Associated Student Government hung on Campus. Photo by Bailey Kohnen/City Times Media.

City College ASG delays application deadline after not receiving a single election packet

Election packets now must be turned in by April 19
Bailey Kohnen, Multimedia Journalist • April 17, 2024
Election packets now must be turned in by April 19
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Miski Abdi, left, Irela Cota, center, and Diego Bethea speak with City Time’s Irie Caraballo while manning the ASG table at San Diego City City College’s Club Rush, March 14, 2024. Photo by Tresean Osgood/City Times Media

Student organizations at City College struggled to access reimbursements for over a year

An overly complicated process and miscommunication between ASG, accounting led to long waits
Bailey Kohnen, Multimedia Journalist • April 11, 2024
An overly complicated process and miscommunication between ASG, accounting led to long waits
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City Times Medias Irie Caraballo peaks over the top of solar eclipse glasses April 4, 2024. Photo by Susana Serrano/City Times Media

VIDEO: Here’s how City College students can view the April 8 solar eclipse

A solar eclipse is sweeping its way across North America, City College students have a chance to witness a piece of the event
Irie Caraballo, Multimedia Journalist • April 8, 2024
A solar eclipse is sweeping its way across North America, City College students have a chance to witness a piece of the event
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San Diego Community College District Chancellor Greg Smith, far left, works on his computer while Bernie Rhinerson, middle left, Cody Peterson, middle right, and Shana Hazan, far right, talk before the 12th annual meeting between SDCCD and SDUSD begins March 19, 2024. Photo by Keila Menjivar Zamora/City Times Media

City College hosts 12th annual SDCCD, SDUSD joint meeting

The community college, K-12 school districts affirmed mutual goals to improve educational outcomes for students
Keila Menjivar Zamora, Managing Editor • April 1, 2024
The districts affirmed mutual goals to improve educational outcomes for students
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Students walk around the tables at the AH quad for the clubs and programs available for students at Club Rush Carnival, August 24, 2023. Luz Jaimes/City Times Media

College Council embraces enrollment growth, addresses concerns over ‘cutting’ at City College

City College is ‘shifting resources’ based on student demand, administrators say
Naylise DeGroat, Multimedia Journalist • March 22, 2024
City College is ‘shifting resources’ based on student demand
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The San Diego Community College District Board of Trustees and a student trustee sit during the board meeting at Mesa College, Thursday, March 14, 2024. The board members adopted resolutions that support Senate Bill 895 and Assembly Bill 2104 for a Community College Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing Pilot Program. Photo by Samantha Griffen/City Times Media

SDCCD Board of Trustees approves resolutions for proposed Baccalaureate Nursing Pilot Program

City College could be seeing another baccalaureate program coming to campus to help combat the nursing shortage in California
Samantha Griffen, Multimedia Journalist • March 21, 2024
City College could be seeing another baccalaureate program coming to campus to help combat the nursing shortage in California
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Engineering majors Ady Gonzales, lower left, Michaela Lule Noemi, top left, and Isac Henriques Luz, right, study together in the math center after classes Wednesday, March 13, 2024. Photo by Irie Caraballo/City Times Media

A new bill could cut prerequisite math courses in California. City College professors and tutors are against it

AB 1705 aims to speed up completions, but opposition argues it would cause more harm than good
Irie Caraballo, Multimedia Journalist • March 19, 2024
AB 1705 aims to speed up completions, but opposition argues it would cause more harm than good.
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