The White House announced on Dec. 7 that San Diego Community College District Chancellor Constance Carroll has received a nomination from President Barack Obama to serve on the National Council on the...

More than 100 people marched silently from City College to the district attorney's downtown office on Dec. 9 to protest the handling of the Diana Gonzalez case. Students and faculty members joined friends...

Auditions for City College's presentation of "The Vagina Monologues: The V-Day Edition" occurred Dec. 8 and 9. The production, which raises awareness of violence against women, will be held Feb. 18 and...

The San Diego Community College District's facilities office will conduct a "formal assessment of need" related to campus safety, said Vice President of Instruction Mary Benard at City College's Academic...

The San Diego Community College District Board of Trustees spoke about budget, honors program and approved study abroad classes during their monthly meeting held on Nov. 11 at the district office. City...

Road Trip Nation, a documentary show on the Public Broadcasting Service, was in Gorton Quad looking for applicants for their 2011 season. The open casting call was looking for students that are "passionate"...

Vibrant colors, food, and the sweet fragrance of incense are a few of the many items displayed on the altars for Dia de Los Muertos Nov. 2 in the City College Faculty Lounge. City College students were...

Paralleling its namesake, the first City College Transfer Jam was a loud, somewhat chaotic scene with students trying to maneuver through the transfer application process while advisors and staff were...

City College's Academic Senate joined a district-wide call for the hiring of more tenured professors with the Oct. 25 endorsement of a resolution originally passed at Mesa College. The resolution, which...

People upset with the handling of the Diana Gonzalez case plan to march from City College to the San Diego County District Attorney's office on Thursday Dec. 9. A flyer created by City College student...

At the City College Academic Senate meeting on Nov. 8, Professor Arnie Schoenberg's campaign for e-mail auto-forwarding took a step backward but still wound up closer to its goal. Schoenberg had asked...