The San Diego Community College District Board of Trustees will have a new face representing the district come Dec. 13.Bernie Rhinerson, former chief of staff and district relations for the San Diego Unified...
Cal Works helps students stock their pantries for the holidays
Latrice Dickers was the lucky winner of the Cal Works Food Pantry raffle in Gorton Quad on Nov. 15. Out of the 223 tickets sold, Dickers...
Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society held its induction ceremony on Nov. 30 in City College's V building theater. The organization was established in 1918 and recognized as the official International Honors...
Earlier this semester, City College President Terrence Burgess tried to attain a grant funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for the implementation of Massive Open Online Courses, known as...
Noon on Dec. 6 marked the deadline to apply for City
College based scholarships for the 2012-13 year. The Scholarship Selection Committee will make their decisions and notify all
applicants via mail by...
A new class schedule was released online Nov. 8 for the spring semester. It was originally held back only to be released a couple of days after the election, pending the outcome of Prop. 30. San...
Take two governments, place them on the same continent, draw a line on the ground, and watch as circumstances beget a thousand cultures.
For the third year at City's Binational Conference on Border...
The countdown has begun for the centennial anniversary of City College in 2014.“I’ve been excited about this for about a decade now, and it’s
finally close enough that everyone else can...
City Times was named third best college newspaper and second best college news website at the San Diego Press Club’s 39th Annual Excellence in Journalism Awards Oct. 23 at the Hall of Champions in...
The California Mental Health Services Act was one of two important grants awarded to San Diego City College Mental Health Counseling program on Oct.18. CAL MHSA will emphasize focus on the issues...
In a press
release sent on Oct. 22, City College Chancellor Constance Carroll addressed
the growing popularity of massive open online courses, or MOOCs, and the
possibilities of offering them at City. ...
