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City College Community members, from left, Nathan Vu, Shane Garland, Aster Martinez and Ruby Tullis share their feelings about Valentine's Day. Graphic by Nadia Lavin/City Times Media

VOICES: City College reflects on Valentine’s Day

Students, staff, neighbors share their thoughts on the holiday of love
Nadia Lavin, Photo Editor February 14, 2025
Students, community members share their thoughts on Valentine’s Day
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Three City employees fill plates with salsa

KNIGHT & DAY: The best things to do at City College, Feb. 14 – 20

City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming on campus
Luke Bradbury, Editor February 13, 2025
City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming on campus
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Students from Castle Park High School, San Diego City College, San Diego State University, and teachers part of the Association of Raza Educators pose for a group photo following a rally at Castle Park High School, Tuesday, February 11, 2025. The event called on school administrators to take a firm stand against the immigration policies of the Trump administration. Photo by Bailey Kohnen/City Times Media

MEChA de City College joins students and teachers protesting at Castle Park High School

Around 40 people gathered to call on schools to resist President Trump’s immigration policies
Bailey Kohnen, Managing Editor February 13, 2025
Around 40 people gathered to call on schools to resist President Trump’s immigration policies
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Ella, a golden retriever, is pet by multiple people during the Love on a Leash collaborative event at the San Diego City College Library Monday, Dec. 2, 2024. Photo by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

GALLERY: Amidst impending finals, City College students relax with dogs

Love on a Leash provides services to stressed-out students
Luke Bradbury, Arts & Culture Editor December 3, 2024
Love on a Leash provides services to stressed-out students
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Students and faculty walk towards the California State Capital during the "March in March," an annual event put on by CFT and other teachers' unions to raise awareness about issues impacting education, March 7, 2024. Photo by Bailey Kohnen/City Times Media

California Federation of Teachers’ push for a one-tier faculty system gets underway

The campaign, called the ‘One-Faculty Movement,’ aims to eliminate the distinction between full-time, part-time faculty
Bailey Kohnen, Editor-in-Chief November 22, 2024
The campaign, called the ‘One-Faculty Movement,’ aims to eliminate the distinction between full-time, part-time faculty
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Thanksgiving dinner

KNIGHT & DAY: What’s open during Thanksgiving break?

All classes are canceled next week, but that doesn’t mean campus is closed
Luke Bradbury, Editor November 21, 2024
All classes are canceled next week, but that doesn’t mean campus is closed
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Coleen Cusack, left, challenges incumbent Stephen Whitburn, right, for representation of District 3. Source: campaign websites.

ANALYSIS: Did San Diego District 3 City Council candidates tackle the issues San Diego City College values most?

Coleen Cusack, Stephen Whitburn discuss their distinct visions for the future of District 9 and San Diego
Coleen Cusack, Stephen Whitburn discuss their distinct visions for the future of District 9 and San Diego
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City College’s new wellness vending machine is open for business in room M-200, Friday, September 6, 2024. Photo by Bailey Kohnen/City Times Media

Health and Wellness Vending Machine comes to City College

The machine, part of a state pilot program, will expand access to basic wellness products on campus
Bailey Kohnen, Editor-in-Chief September 6, 2024
The machine, part of a state pilot program, will expand access to basic wellness products on campus
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San Diego City College Basic Needs Coordinator Nydia Dominguez, left,  passes out juice to student Grecia Alcala, right, during a basic needs event, Tuesday, April 23, 2024. Photo by Samantha Griffen/City Times Media

City College students face highest basic needs challenges in district, survey shows

According to survey presented at board of trustees study session, 51% of City students face basic needs issue
Samantha Griffen, Multimedia Journalist May 20, 2024
According to survey presented at board of trustees study session, 51% of City students face basic needs issue
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Geology major Jose Segura works in the San Diego City College Dreamers Resource Center for a work-study program, April 30, 2024. The Dreamers Resource Center will be one of the areas affected by the bond if approved by voters in November. Photo by Samantha Griffen/ City Times Media

City College moves forward with bond, could see new facilities developments

Bond passage would direct funds for student support program office renovations, eventual student housing project
Samantha Griffen, Multimedia Journalist May 1, 2024

A $3.5 billion developing bond initiative proposed by the San Diego Community College District is advancing to its next phase before going to the ballot in the November election. The bond plan consists...

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Vice President of Administrative Services John Parker, left, embraces ASG President Diego Bethea, right, after receiving the Golden Pillar Award during the Fall 2023 Convocation at City College, August 17, 2023. The award recognizes outstanding administrators at City College. Photo courtesy of City Communications

Diego Bethea reflects on his time as City College ASG President

The business major takes pride in building community, forging relationships
Bailey Kohnen, Multimedia Journalist April 16, 2024
The business major takes pride in building community, forging relationships
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City College’s free tax service delayed (corrected)

Nationwide glitch causes on-campus tax service to be delayed for a period of time.
Carla Zuniga, Staff Writer February 6, 2019
Technical difficulties delayed San Diego City College students from filing their taxes for a period of time on the second day of the free on-campus service.
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