In a press release sent on Oct. 22, City College Chancellor Constance Carroll addressed the growing popularity of massive open online courses, or MOOCs, and the possibilities of offering them at City. ...

The City College Transfer Fair was held Oct. 25 at Gorton Quad, serving as a host to both technical schools and traditional universities for students interested in opportunities beyond community college. Some...

Proposition 30 - Finding Funding for California’s Schools  If passed, Proposition 30 would raise the annual income tax rates for Californians who earn more than $250,000 a year. The measure would...

Even with a rainy day, The Uprising was still able to host the Club Revolution event Oct. 11 in the cafeteria, opening its doors to other clubs that also participated this year. “We opened up our...

Award winning filmmaker Eren McGinnis returned to City College and presented her film “Beyond the Border”  at a World Cultures event on Oct. 16 to a packed room. The film follows the Ayalas, a...

As part of a Suicide Prevention Initiative, the state of California has recently launched a suicide prevention website. Done through the California Mental Health Services Authority’s (CalMHSA) Know the...

Finding a way to afford college can be stressful.  Fortunately, City College now has a website dedicated to scholarships to help students ease that stress. By going onto the San Diego City College...

As the school semester progresses the time for transfer to a university draws near. City College will be holding a Transfer Fair on Oct. 25 in the Gorton Quad. Here students can learn what they need to...