By Bill Hanna MCT Campus New passport requirements, violence in some Mexican resort towns, crowded airplanes and steadily increasing gasoline prices won't keep college students from heading out of town. The...

By Kendra Stiles Kansas State Collegian MANHATTAN, Kan. (U-WIRE) - Narcissism and self-centeredness are at an all-time high among college students, according to a study conducted by researchers at San...

By Johnathan Kroncke CSU Fullerton Daily Titan FULLERTON (U-WIRE) - Actor and director Kevin Costner addressed a capacity crowd at California State University at Fullerton on Wednesday with a single...

Every Christmas, there are hundreds of teenagers who don't have the luxury of spending this festive celebration with family. However, The Polinsky Children's Center fosters many of these young teens during...

By Josie Salazar City Times City's sister college, Miramar, and its Associate Student Government were left uncertain about its leadership after ASG President Bryan Hughs resigned mid-term on Dec. 3, alluding...

By Maria DeLorenzo City Times After 32 years of dedication to San Diego City College, Vice President Larry J. Brown, has announced his retirement, effective Dec. 22. Brown began at City College as a...

By Jamila Mosi City Times What would flipping through the radio be if you didn't listen to some smoother music? What better station to listen to than one from your very own school? After a 12-year application...

By Maria DeLorenzo City Times Student Health Services is once again providing students with free and anonymous HIV testing every Monday at Student Health Services in Room A-116 from 1-4 p.m. Students...

By Scott Landheer City Times Of the 300 institutions that applied for the Hewlett Packard Technology for Teaching Grant, San Diego City College was one of 40 colleges and universities to receive the $68,500...

By Lizzie Lacey City Times Over 2,000 people participated in the San Diego Walk for Darfur at Balboa Park Nov. 19, which raised approximately $95,000 to benefit International Medical Corps programs in...

By Luis Bahena City Times On Nov. 28, City College hosted a guest speaker regarding the Zapatista movement currently going on in Mexico. Rosario Aguilar was the guest for the Chicano studies community...

By Mallory Thompson City Times On Nov. 14, Joanne Tawfilis, co-founder of the Art Miles Mural Project, came to City College to educate students about the importance of international education and self...