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Kevin Faulconer victorious in San Diego’s special mayoral election

Diego Lynch and Christopher Handloser • February 12, 2014

With 86 percent of precincts reporting, Republican Kevin Faulconer is leading Democrat David Alvarez 55 percent to 44 percent, and is projected to be the next mayor of San Diego. He will serve out the...

Campus mourns beloved activist

Christopher Handloser • February 11, 2014

City College lost 10-year attendee, small business leader, and student activist, Terry Armstrong, to a heart attack on Jan. 11. The family held a private memorial for her Jan. 19. Armstrong, 52, was the...

Student clubs recruit new members

Diego Lynch, Joe Kendall, and Essence Mcconnell • February 11, 2014

City College came out of the gate in a sprint this semester; hosting a Centennial celebration in the opening week, and along with it club rush. Traditionally held a few weeks in, the change of plans presented...

100 years a happy feat

Kaily Sanders • February 11, 2014

It was all fun and games until the police showed up. Interim President Lynn Neault was addressing the crowd at the first Centennial celebration, “Launch of a Legacy” on Jan. 29 in Gorton Quad. Then,...

Students can register to vote online now

Christopher Handloser • January 30, 2014

Things students can do in five minutes: Send a Snapchat, call their mom and now, register to vote.City College’s student leaders launched a website Jan. 7 to make registration easier than ever, in...

City College’s 100th birthday party

Kaily Sanders • January 29, 2014

Students, staff, faculty and even the campus police gathered in the Gorton Quad today to celebrate the centennial of San Diego City College. Music blared, dancing commenced, cupcakes were consumed and...

Campus strides into ‘Live Well’ initiative

Leeann Rose • December 18, 2013

San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts joined administration and faculty in celebrating the proclamation of City College as Live Well San Diego’s first collegiate partner Nov. 14. The event, enjoyed...

Preparing students for future employment

Leeann Rose • December 14, 2013

Marilyn Harvey and other staff members of the City College Transfer/Career Center have provided students with employment workshops every semester since 2007. The employment workshops are held once or twice...

San Diego Family Health Center joining the expanding City College campus

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

The Family Health Center is scheduled to open for business on May 2014. The clinic will relocate from its previous Broadway and 12th St. location and is scheduled to open at the first floor on the new...

Science building set to open in January

Christopher Handloser • December 5, 2013

As the fall semester ends, the construction on campus will forge ahead. Some new projects are nearing completion and some renovations are just about to begin. City College Campus Project Director Tom Fine...

Election for mayor set for February runoff

Christopher Handloser • December 5, 2013

Two San Diego councilmembers, Democrat David Alvarez and Republican Kevin Faulconer, will square off in a runoff election in February for mayor of San Diego. In a special election on Nov. 19, Faulconer...

Free legal services coming to campus

Leeann Rose • December 5, 2013

The Thomas Jefferson School of Law, located just minutes away from campus on 11th and Island, offers free legal assistance to college students and other individuals in need. Edith Polanco, receptionist...

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