The Career Center is offering a workshop March 10 in the Learning Resource Center (LRC), room R-301, for those students looking to learn the do's and don'ts and tricks to creating a great resume. Joseph...

In 1911, "more than one million women and men attended (event rallies) campaigning for women's rights to work, vote, be trained, to hold public office and end discrimination," according to www.internationalwomensday.com. March...

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...

A San Diego City College student died after a weight training class at the Harry West Gymnasium Feb. 8. Eric Dixon, 41, had just finished a 90-minute workout when he lost consciousness. An Emergency Medical...

The leaders of California's three higher education systems said on Feb. 7 they are preparing to make budget cuts proposed by Gov. Jerry Brown, but warned that fewer degree programs and enrollment slots...

"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...

City College administrators can take a deep breath now: the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges reaffirmed the school's accreditation for another six years on Feb. 3. For student...

For City College students, few things can be more frustrating than rushing to class and not being able to find parking around our campus. However, some students make decisions that pile on to their frustration...