City Times

‘Many students just don’t have food or money’

Collette Carroll • April 28, 2016

Ellen Webster, who used to run track for City College, noticed her fellow athletes going hungry."Many students just don't have food or the money to buy food," she said.That led her to contact the non-profit...

ASG president-elect wants more student participation

Natalie Hanson • April 28, 2016

Even if you aren't following the student government elections, if you will attend City College next fall, you should know the name Daron Woods. He’s in his second semester at City College, hails from...

Muslim leader seeks fair treatment

Antonio Marquez • April 28, 2016

"We are all ultimately people at the end of the day.”That was the message delivered by Imam Taha Hassane, who spoke at City College in recent days, and other Muslims on campus.Hassane, the imam of...

Beebe finalist for Santa Barbara City College post

April 16, 2016

City College President Anthony Beebe is one of the five finalists to become the Santa Barbara City College Superintendent-President. Dr. Kim Monda and Geoff Green, co-chairs of the college's Superintendent/President...

Cuba is worth a visit, photographer urges

Oisis Jones • March 24, 2016

Cuba has always been on many travelers' bucket list. The colorful houses, beautiful architecture and the classic cars driving around Havana are enticing. With the U.S. easing travel restrictions, Byron...

Thefts from RTVF Dept. span decade

Collette Carroll • March 23, 2016

A City Times review of campus police logs shows that City College's Radio, Television and Film (RTVF) Department reported at least 10 incidents of theft of its equipment as far back as 2007. The thefts...

Best-seller Quinones to speak on March 7

March 4, 2016

New York Times best-selling author and renowned journalist Sam Quinones will speak at City College about his latest book, “Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic” on March 7. His...

Lady Knights tennis team smashes Cuyamaca

Michael Markulin • March 4, 2016

The Lady Knights tennis team of San Diego City College destroyed the Lady Coyotes of Cuyamaca, going 9-0 on Thursday. The Lady Knights began conference play on a roll, getting off to a 4-0 start. However,...

RTVF to celebrate return to remodeled home

Oisis Jones • February 6, 2016

Department will honor founder Hope Shaw. Radio, Television, and Film Department staff members will welcome back alumni on Feb. 6 with an open house to celebrate the return to their newly...

Life behind the screen(writer)

Longtime San Diego City College screenwriting professor Russell Redmond recalls his adventurous life in TV, cinema and education

Angelica Wallingford • January 16, 2016

Longtime San Diego City College screenwriting professor Russell Redmond recalls his adventurous life in TV, cinema and education

Read Story

Changes in store for journalism program for upcoming semester

Celia Jimenez • January 16, 2016

When you hear City Times you’ll normally associate the newspaper with Roman Koenig. He has been in charge of City Times for 10 years but that’s about to change.Next semester, City Times and...

Leading the Knights down court

Men's basketball Head Coach Mitch Charlens keeps the Knights winning for more than a decade

Franchesca Walker • January 16, 2016

Men's basketball Head Coach Mitch Charlens keeps the Knights winning for more than a decade

Read Story