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Bachelor’s degrees may become a possibility at City

Phoenix Webb • October 14, 2014

Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill-850 Sept. 29, a bill that will allow two year public colleges to offer students the chance to obtain baccalaureates — or bachelor's degrees.“This is landmark...

Classes fight to survive on campus

Franchesca Walker • October 14, 2014

At the start of every semester students rush early to crash, or sit in on, required classes in hopes of getting add codes and a seat in class. The majority of the time, they are turned away in hopes of...

New campus club helps troubled youths

Franchesca Walker • October 14, 2014

Bridging The Gap is a new club with a mission to reach out to at-risk youth in the community by empowering and encouraging them to improve their quality of life and standard of living. The club is part...

Beebe on a mission to promote social justice

Phoenix Webb • October 14, 2014

San Diego City College's new president, Anthony Beebe, is pursuing a new mission for the campus. “City College needs to develop new, modern definitions and approaches to civil, nonviolent, respectful,...

Club Rush kicks in gear for centennial festivities

Franchesca Walker • October 14, 2014

This semester, Club Rush coincided with Spirit Day as a part of a multitude of activities celebrating the 100th anniversary of City College. A majority of the clubs and organizations on campus were set...

Beebe on a mission to promote social justice

Phoenix Webb • October 14, 2014

San Diego City College's new president, Anthony Beebe, is pursuing a new mission for the campus.“City College needs to develop new, modern definitions and approaches to civil, nonviolent, respectful,...

City student injured in on-campus daytime assault

Torrey Spoerer and Paola Garcia • October 9, 2014

Suspected assailant arrested at MS building

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City Food Pantry moves house

Lydia Grijalva • September 16, 2014

Service to students makes transition to the new Business Technology building this fall.

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Budget cuts impact the Learning Resource Center

Paola Garcia • September 1, 2014

The Learning Resource Center, known as the LRC, has been forced to reduce certain services that had been useful for students in the past due to administrative budget cuts. Deletion of LRC tours, outsourced...

Former City College student dies fighting for ISIS

Angelica Wallingford • August 28, 2014

A former San Diego City College student died in Syria fighting for the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, otherwise known as ISIS, federal authorities announced. According to various news...

Athletic department faces probation for violating eligibility requirements

Amber Henry • August 26, 2014

City's Athletic Department along with the volleyball program will be placed on one-year probation and required to forfeit games, due to findings that three student athletes were in violation of their...

A new vision for City College

Angelica Wallingford • August 26, 2014

New City College President Anthony Beebe held his first convocation for faculty, staff and administrators Aug. 14 at the Saville Theatre. The convocation day started with breakfast on the patio of the...

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