More signature gatherers have been said to be crossing the line from freedom of speech to criminal activities in the last few weeks according to the American Federation of Teachers. According to an...

“It was a success. It was a beautiful thing because the student population as a whole was embraced,” said Denise Whisenhunt, dean of Student Affairs. During the week of Aug. 29, the Associated Student...

The days of spotty Wi-Fi connections may soon be coming to an end as San Diego Community College District is expected to finish rolling out Wi-Fi at City College by June 2012. “The last two years...

An activist was struck in the face in the free speech section of Gorton Quad on Aug. 23 after interfering with a petition circulator who was collecting signatures. According to Campus Police, Sgt. Jordan...

Fee increases and less classes pushes back academic schedules   “All fees are subject to change,” states the San Diego City College website in bright red, bold letters. Students know that...

San Diego City College's summer session of classes has been canceled to benefit students and faculty during the fall and spring semesters of the 2011-2012 school year. "By eliminating summer classes...

CT: How do you feel being elected AS president? DC: I feel great. I feel like I'm definitely qualified. I feel completely prepared. I feel like we have an amazing administration that got elected along...

The County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency took precautionary measures when they learned that a City College student might have been exposed to tuberculosis. As a result, City College was...