"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...

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...

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...

San Diego City College has a new urban farm program on campus that started this fall. The farm is located in between the Saville Theatre and the Learning Resource Center. Karon Klipple, a mathematics...

The City College Spanish club will be celebrating "El Dia de la Raza" on October 9. This cultural event will take place in Gorton Quad from 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. There will be cultural presentations by...

CATLIN COBB UC Davis Aggie DAVIS (U-WIRE) -- California's job market is in its roughest patch in 12 years, and students may be affected. The unemployment rate in California for the month of August was...

MIKE DORSEY UC Davis Aggie DAVIS (U-WIRE) -- Schools are used to giving grades - not receiving them. But when the tables are turned, the truth about a university's real desire to "go green" comes out...

Justin Cooper SDSU Daily Aztec SAN DIEGO (U-WIRE) - A message from San Diego State to prospective transfer students: Come back next fall. The state of California has slashed the education budget by 10...

In the midst of the California education budget crisis, the San Diego Community College District board of trustees awarded bids for the construction of the Career Technology Center on June 19 at San Diego...

Emily Grospe UC Berkeley Daily Californian BERKELEY (U-WIRE) - A state appellate court has ruled that a state law granting subsidized in-state tuition rates to undocumented California college students...

Most people don't think of dancing when they think of public transportation, but for the past ten years that is exactly what Jean Isaacs Dance Theatre and the Metropolitan Transit System have been bringing...