City Times

Human issues, experiences displayed on stage at New Play Festival

The City College play festival found success in its opening two nights.

Angel Cazares, Staff Writer • March 10, 2019

San Diego City College students have had the opportunity to write and submit plays to the New Play Festival to be showcased to audiences on campus during the past four years. This year’s plays touched on subjects like drugs, family and what it means to lose someone close.

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City College shivers with antici…

-pation for Drama's musical this semester

Shaylyn Martos, Editor-in-chief • April 18, 2018

Get ready to do the “Time Warp,” the Drama Department’s rendition of “The Rocky Horror Show” opens on April 20 in the Saville Theatre. The cult classic characters of the musical/science fiction...

Album Review: Local band Shady Francos introduce ‘Gabe’

Ricardo Soltero • September 28, 2015

Local band releases new record 'That's Gabe'

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SoundBreak: Heavy Rotation

Eight songs to give your replay button a workout

Angelica Wallingford • May 22, 2015

A list of songs guaranteed to give your replay button a workout

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Summer blockbuster preview

Jennifer Manalili, Copy Editor • May 12, 2015

Some of this season’s most anticipated movies to start off summer break, guaranteed to pack the house, heat up the box office and get fans talking

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Indie rock’s post-punk revival: Canadian alternative indie rockers Viet Cong perform classic and new material at a stellar sold out concert at Soda Bar

Torrey Spoerer • March 24, 2015

“What is the difference between love and hate?” Matt Flegel of Viet Cong shouts towards the end of their song “March of Progress” off their new self- titled album, which paints an allusion of...

SoundBreak: Punk’s not dead: A look at some of punk rock’s best albums, artists and eras

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • March 11, 2015

A look at some of punk rock’s best albums, artists and eras

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Songs for the lovers, the haters and everyone in-between

Angelica Wallingford and Richard Lomibao • February 14, 2015

Every Feb. 14 people in relationships do the exact same thing. Grab some flowers, a heart-shaped box of assorted chocolates, a generic Hallmark card with a generic ‘I’m yours, be mine I love you, hooray...

‘North Star Shining’ lights up the Saville Theatre

Franchesca Walker, Co-Arts & Features Editor • February 8, 2015

The red stage lights dimmed down onto the stage as the sounds of African drums streamed through the speakers of the Saville Theatre. The cast, all African Americans, entered the stage in a choreographed...

‘Grease’ auditions begin Feb. 7

Richard Lomibao • February 6, 2015

Singers, dancers and artists of all kinds are invited to audition for San Diego City College’s upcoming spring musical, “Grease,” in the Saville Theatre Feb. 7 at 12 p.m.. The 1971 musical...

‘Terrestrial’ set to go live Feb. 5

Torrey Spoerer • February 3, 2015

As the City Gallery opens for its second-ever semester on the San Diego City College campus, a new show titled “Terrestrial” will give viewers innovative perspectives of themes revolving around...

Sound Of Silence

Becoming More Socially Aware of Who We Are Individually, it is Only Natural to Reject Surrounding Labels and Stereotypes

David Del Valle • December 12, 2014

Sometimes we become the labels we are given, other times we run away.Whether they where passed onto us from another, or given to us by ourselves, either way the labels and stereotypes that surround us...