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As H1N1 influenza poses a threat to City College, the faculty, staff and students look for ways to prevent contracting the virus while on campus. But what about the daily commute to campus on public transportation? Many...

The end of the semester is nearing. You are preparing for your final exam. Your computer files are chock-full of notes and projects to help you with your studies and the unthinkable happens. Your hard...

Since March, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) have been displaying banners promoting San Diego City College's Jazz 88.3 FM on the side of their buses. Mark DeBoskey, KSDS station manager,...

As the San Diego Community College District enter into the new school year, many are seeing firsthand the significant effects the state budget has had on higher education. Programs are impacted across...

Joseph Shannon refuses to be silent about the recent budget cuts. On May 15, Shannon organized a student rally to raise public awareness about the consequences of axing education funds. As the money...

Knowledge flowed from Gorton Quad to the D building, from the student cafeteria to the faculty lounge, as student presenters illuminated City College at the fifth annual Student Project and Research Symposium...

City College's Jazz 88.3 received a My Source Community Impact Award for Engagement from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting for its music education initiatives in the San Diego Community on April...

With unemployment increasing and the economy tightening, many are finding this a great opportunity to go back to school. One key issue, however, is that school funding is being cut and it is affecting...

Students at San Diego City College face the challenge of transferring to San Diego State University (SDSU). Although SDSU is an impacted school, City College transfer students were not given priority for...

The Associated Student Government election finally came to an end May 11, a week after the votes were originally reported to be made official Dean of Student Affairs Denise Whisenhunt sent out an email...

David Campbell, a digital audio production and biology major and a self-proclaimed "underdog and independent student," won the Associated Student Government presidential election, dominating the votes...