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Education Plan

Maria-Camila Murcia, News Editor • December 4, 2017

For students that qualify for financial aid and haven’t received it or are unable to register, an education plan might be the missing link to completing your college education. An education plan is...

Resources are available at City College for victims of assault

Esai Melendez, Arts/Features Editor • November 14, 2017

Sexual assault and harassment are becoming more acknowledged nationally, in part due to recent allegations made against Hollywood icons Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey, among many others. The allegations...

City College student denied DACA

Celia Jiménez, Border Editor • November 14, 2017

A 20-year-old Latinx student from San Diego City College was denied the Deferral Act of Childhood Arrivals permit (DACA) two weeks ago and now fears for her family’s safety. The student, who asked...

On Air with San Diego City College’s SDS Radio

Yakira Delgadillo, Staff Writer • November 1, 2017

Wednesday nights from 6:40 p.m. to 9:20 p.m., San Diego City College students enrolled in the RTVF 131 Advance Radio Production gather to bring their ideas, talent and voices on air. City College is...

California Dreaming – San Diego Community College District advocacy workshops help students

Local colleges host week of DACA education and action events

October 31, 2017

The California Community College Chancellor’s Office declared Oct. 16 – 20 the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Advocacy Week, in support of the over 200,000 young Californians impacted...

Ready, Set Transfer!

Applications now open for Fall of 2018

Nanitzia Comparan Cuadras, Social Media Editor • October 26, 2017

The two months of stress for San Diego City College students who are planning on transferring to a four-year university kicked off on Oct. 1, when California State University opened its new application...

City College administrators downsizing RTVF department

Esai Melendez, Arts/Features Editor • October 25, 2017

You may have issues getting your degree soon if you’re majoring in Radio Television Video Film (RTVF). San Diego City College administration has decided to cut back on certain RTVF course offerings because...

California senate passes landmark sanctuary state bill

Celia Jimenez, Border Blog Editor • October 25, 2017

California became the first sanctuary state in America after Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 54, known as the California’s Values Act on Oct. 5. California Senator Kevin De Leon introduced...

The deadline for studying in Spain is Oct. 20, 2017

Michelle Botello, Staff Writer • October 18, 2017

The opportunity to visit Madrid, Spain is here and you can visit abroad with a spanish class in January 2018. The price is $2,795 and you still have a chance at a scholarship. Deadline is October 20. Rosalinda...

Anti-Hate Rally

Franceen Perera • October 16, 2017

In a show of solidarity with anti-hate and anti-fascism protests in San Francisco and Berkeley, hundreds of San Diegans marched from Balboa Park to Horton Plaza on Sunday afternoon in a Rally Against Hate....

Disaster Preparedness 101

Expecting – and preparing for - the unexpected

Franceen Perera, Managing Editor/Copy Editor • October 16, 2017

September 2017 in North America was a month filled with natural disasters on a large scale. Major hurricane damage in Houston, Texas, Florida and the Caribbean was followed by several earthquakes in Mexico. Relief...

The San Diego International Film Festival

Alan Hickey, Ron Morales, and Yakira Delgadillo • October 9, 2017

The red carpet rolled out in our very own backyard. The San Diego International Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday, Oct. 4 and continued through Sunday, Oct. 8. The festival featured a lineup of films,...

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