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Chancellor Carroll explains year full of changes for SDCCD

SDCCD chancellor explained how the new state funding formula will affect the district.

David Ahumada, Visuals Editor • September 18, 2018

A new formula affecting how the state of California allocates community college funding has resulted in the district making changes, Chancellor Dr. Constance Carroll explained in an open forum at San Diego City College on Sept. 18.

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Exhibit memorializes fallen veterans

The City College LRC is hosting a photographic memorial to fallen veterans during Constitution Week.

Carla Zuniga, Staff Writer • September 18, 2018

The history and political science departments, along with the Learning Resource Center, have partnered with a nonprofit to bring a week-long memorial exhibit to honor and remember fallen veterans during Constitution Week 2018.

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City College basketball coach ranked

Mitch Charlens led the Knights to more than 30 wins in the past two seasons.

Marissa Gonzales, Sports Editor • September 18, 2018

Men’s basketball coach Mitch Charlens was named one of the top 25 junior college coaches throughout the country by Basketball Times. Charlens led the Knights to more than 30 wins in the past two seasons.

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City College construction is granted additional funds

SDCCD Board of Trustees approves more money for City College buildings.

David Ahumada, Visuals Editor • September 13, 2018

An extra $5 million for change orders and claims related to the A, D and T Buildings construction project was approved by the San Diego Community College District Board of Trustees at a meeting at the district office on Sept. 13.

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City College professors discuss gerrymandering

San Diego City College professors tackle the gerrymandering issue prior to mid-term elections.

Jonny Rico, Editor-in-Chief • September 12, 2018

How important is gerrymandering? How do we detect gerrymandering? Is it ethical? A panel of San Diego City College professors looked critically at this issue in an interdisciplinary discussion on Sept. 11.

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San Diego Promise expands its reach

Enrollment more than tripled for 2018-19 school year.

Jonny Rico, Editor-in-Chief • September 11, 2018

San Diego Community College District has established itself as the leader among community college districts in the area when it comes to offering student assistance. Other community colleges in the region offer one year of tuition-free education, but only SDCCD’s San Diego Promise offers its students two years.

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Knights runners shine at Palomar Invitational

Cross country coach confident about future meets

Marissa Gonzales, Sports Editor • September 11, 2018

Seven of nine Knights runners recorded personal bests in the women’s cross country team’s season-opening meet, while women's volleyball is 8-1 and men's soccer is 2-1.

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City College educating students, staff about suicide prevention

Activities planned to help students engage in dialogue and learn about this 100 percent preventable problem

Carla Zuniga, Staff Writer • September 11, 2018

It is National Suicide Prevention Week and San Diego City College Mental Health Counseling department is hosting multiple events on campus for both students and faculty.

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Ballet, hip-hop and everything in between

Dance lovers, students and teachers find their own space at City College

Ikedra King, Arts Editor • May 23, 2018

No matter the experience level, students interested in taking their first or a refresher dance course at San Diego City College have a variety of classes and learning styles to select. The City College...

Price Program Dedicates Final Year to Dreamers

Monica de la Cruz, Managing Editor • May 23, 2018

May 23, 2018 The undocumented immigrant community has been hit by a stream of negative news in 2018, and the cloud of uncertainty is showing an impact on California students. A press release from the...

Chicano park day 2018

David Ahumada, Photo Editor • May 2, 2018

Thousands of people gathered for Chicano Park Day in Barrio Logan for one of the largest Chicanx heritage celebrations in San Diego County. The festivities on April 21 featured traditional food, art, music...

Cosmetology lab offers “relaxation with a purpose”

Monica de la Cruz, Managing Editor • April 30, 2018

Amid noisy downtown traffic and towering concrete buildings of City College, I was surprised to find such tranquil respite within the Skin Bar at the Career Technology Center (V-Building).

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