Nov. 4 is the day. After the controversial debates, battled endorsements, tough arguments and crude advertising the battle to become our next president will begin to settle Nov. 4. Campaigns attempt...

City's Student Health Services was contacted regarding a case of active tuberculosis, or TB, found on campus this past week, an announcement stated. Initially, the documented case was reported by the...

var uslide_show_id = "0c194edf-44d0-4ab5-95b1-ffd6c43b53b2";var slideshowwidth = "468";var linktext = ""; Groundbreaking on the construction of the new Career Technology Center (CTC) at 16th and C streets...

Since early on in the semester the Fellowship of Associated Gay Students have been riding the wake of a tsunami size controversy created around the induction of their new acronym, F.A.G.S. Now, almost...

October is transfer awareness month and the Transfer/Career Center will be holding events for students interested in transferring to other colleges. The Annual Transfer Fair will take place on Thursday,...

"In order to be effective we have to be informed, in order to be informed we have to read." Those were the inspiring words heard from Juan Williams on Oct. 4 at the Saville theatre during the Third Annual...

With the elections coming up in less than a month, we want to make sure your voice is heard. Whether you vote Republican or Democrat, your vote is needed. For those of you who are still undecided, here...

"I have worked long and hard for my community on a local level, but we need leadership in Sacramento that will fight for all San Diego and I will lead that fight," says Marty Block's website. Block is...

Can people actually rock to a vote? Apparently San Diego City Community College has. Students, professors, employees and interns gathered Oct. 16 at Gorton Quad, to register to vote, inform themselves...

"Are You Aware?" That's what San Diego City College's Amnesty International Club is asking in their event flyers around campus. Amnesty International is a nonprofit organization that is trying to raise...

On Sept. 17 the World Cultures program and the history and political science Departments co-sponsored "Constitution of the 'Divided' States," a speech given by Ezekiel E. Cortez to the student body at...

"October 2 will not be forgotten," was the theme of the rally hosted by MeCHA and Puente members in Gordon Quad Oct. 2 where people gathered to commemorate the 40-year anniversary of Mexico City's Tlatelolco...