In recent weeks, there has been a major uprooting of trees and foliage on the City College campus. These trees, most of them over 20 years old, are being cut down to make way for the construction of the...

San Diego City College nursing students volunteered to assist the San Diego homeless veterans during Operation Stand Down, a three-day event from July 16 through 18, held on San Diego High School's athletic...

Halloween is coming up. Which means little kids running down the street looking for candy, spirit stores are cropping up everywhere and girls of every shape and size are showing up to parties in essentially...

Those of you that find yourself frustrated every payday after taxes are withheld from your paycheck, consider where those taxes are going and the lives you might be changing. This summer, San Diego City...

A maximum capacity crowd turned out for "Confronting Islamophobia," a lively discussion hosted by City College's diversity committee Sept. 16. Dozens of students and a handful of faculty members talked...

The new campus police substation, located in the Career Technology Center, or V building on 16th and C, will remain unoccupied, according to campus police Sgt. Lou Zizzo. "We have an issue with our radio...

With approximately 1,090 faculty and staff members having just 327 available parking spots on campus, parking has become a valuable commodity. Recently, City College administration granted KSDS radio...

In the midst of budget cuts leaving much of City College's specialized programs stripped of funding, the Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) is coping to meet the needs of the 1200 students...

San Diego Community College District Board of Trustess board member Rick Grosch, on the left, and Chancellor Constance Carroll, on the right, assist City College President Terry Burgess in the cutting...

Many students have said the ceilings of the new parking structure on 17th and C Street "are too low," but administration said it meets construction guidelines. Once inside the parking levels, the clearance...

The San Diego Community College District has been forced to borrow money from its reserves in order to survive the beginning of this 2010-11 school year. Despite the lack of money to fund educational...