City Times

City Food Pantry moves house

Lydia Grijalva • September 16, 2014

Service to students makes transition to the new Business Technology building this fall.

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Editorial: Making spare time for activism

Angelica Wallingford • September 16, 2014

It’s a scene all too familiar for a City College student. Rushing from the trolley station or one of the parking garages to get to class when a person, clipboard in hand, asks them to sign a petition...

Valuing our verbal democracy

Lydia Grijalva • September 16, 2014

Petitioning is a practice of democratic values

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Student voices for sale

Torrey Spoerer • September 16, 2014

How phony campaigners-for-hire are taking over the City College campus

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Getting out of default mode

Amber Henry • September 16, 2014

Chopra Center encourages mindful meditation Sept. 4 session

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City College’s dance department hit the stage for centennial festivities

Amber Henry • September 8, 2014

San Diego City College's dance department showcased their best moves on campus this week as they participated in three events during festivities for Founders Week and the Community Open House.This was...

Heartbreak for men’s soccer team as Compton Tartars tie game in extra time

Miguel Cid • September 7, 2014

Midfielder Daniel Herrera scores back-to-back goals for the Knights

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A season opener sweep for women’s volleyball

David Pradel, Sports Editor • September 6, 2014

Freshman setter Tristan Self leads the Lady Knights in victory

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Women’s soccer suffers loss in home opener

Aldo Ramírez • September 6, 2014

The San Diego City College women's soccer team started off their season on the wrong foot as they suffered their first defeat with a 0-4 score against Taft College on Aug. 29. “It was our first game,...

Budget cuts impact the Learning Resource Center

Paola Garcia • September 1, 2014

The Learning Resource Center, known as the LRC, has been forced to reduce certain services that had been useful for students in the past due to administrative budget cuts. Deletion of LRC tours, outsourced...

City College’s new art gallery opens for its first exhibition

Torrey Spoerer • September 1, 2014

For quite some time, San Diego City College was one of the only educational institutions that did not have any working art gallery. Now, both students at City College and the public can finally have...

Student Eats: Dunkin’ Donuts offers sweet snacks at reasonable prices

Phoenix Webb • September 1, 2014

There is something comforting about a good cup of coffee. When paired with a donut from Dunkin' Donuts, it's magical. A good donut should mildly sweet, not too soft and not too dense. It should be able...