In these days of shaky elevators and closed sidewalks, careless City College students could face danger walking the campus inattentively, especially after nightfall. "City College is nestled right into...

City College business students filled the room Feb. 16 to hear Dr. John Warren, publisher and CEO of San Diego Voice & Viewpoint, during the first of three free Business Networking Breakfasts this spring...

A few dozen students and some faculty members laid "dead" in Gorton Quad on March 2, part of a statewide protest of Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to cut millions from higher education. After the die-in...

Apple released the much-anticipated iPad 2 on March 11. The tablet sold out at many stores during the weekend, and the wait period for online orders is now weeks long. Apple has yet to release the total...

"I'm good, but I'm not that good," professor Rose LaMuraglia said when faced with student Alice Hernandez, who didn't know how to turn on a computer when she started the Excellence Through Pride Information...

Nearly 100 students took in performances of gospel singing, fraternity step marching and open-mic poetry as City College hosted the first Black History Month celebration in at least eight years in Gorton...

Students filled a classroom and even clogged the doorway at a Feb. 18 forum on the protests in Egypt. City College organizations Education for All (EFA) and the Socialist Club held the forum, which aimed...

Hermanos Unidos/Brothers United, also known as HUBU, which aims to promote community, cultural and gender identity development, is set to host their annual conference on March 11. According to its website,...

Nursing student Shantell Lacy attempted to return a textbook at the City College bookstore on Feb. 8 but gave up after speaking to the cashier, who mentioned that the last day for a full refund was Jan....

After the sold-out debut performance, the cast of the 'Vagina Monologues' gathered on stage to host a talk back forum the night of Friday Feb. 18. In light of the monologues, collected and arranged by...

"Don't trust me," said Barry Minkow. "I'm a convicted felon. A crook." Minkow, a former business prodigy who went to prison for a white-collar crime, spoke to City College students during a presentation...

Shouting slogans like "Hey! Ho! Mubarak has to go!" and "Freedom will prevail, the people are speaking" the young and old gathered at the Federal Building in downtown San Diego Feb. 4. The crowd, which...