City Times

Black Friday is not a holiday

Phoenix Webb • December 9, 2014

Growing up, Thanksgiving was my second best holiday. It was my Mamma's best meal all year and there was extra dessert. Oh yeah. Thanksgiving was a wrap: wake up, eat breakfast, snack until dinner was...

In a world of Abjo

Richard Lomibao • December 9, 2014

San Diego native Soulection-producer, Abraham Joseph Sanders, awakens the ears with a mindset to open people's soul through the use of mesmerizing synthesizers and snappy snare hits that sound like music in a digital dream.

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Off the field Knights

The women's soccer team leaves a positive effect in the San Diego community

David Pradel, Sports Editor • December 9, 2014

The women's soccer team leaves a positive effect in the San Diego community

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Health isn’t just physical

Amber Henry • December 8, 2014

The Mental Health Counseling Center engages students on how to stay safe during the Holidays and the five-week break between semesters with peer ambassador presentations in classes, community resources,...

Events to kick off the holiday season

Jennifer Manalili • December 6, 2014

With the semester quickly drawing to a close and finals and tests finally out of the way, many students can now afford some time to take a deep breath and kick the holiday season into full gear. Here are...

A high flying first place finish

A record breaking tournament run for the men's basketball team in the ninth annual Knights Invitational

Franchesca Walker • December 2, 2014

A record breaking tournament run for the men's basketball team in the ninth annual Knights Invitational

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Guilty plea in Gonzalez murder case

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • November 25, 2014

Armando Gabriel Perez entered a guilty plea for the 2010 murder of former San Diego City College student Diana Gonzalez on the first day of the trial on Nov. 24. According to U-T San Diego, the trial...

Best of Asian cinema comes to San Diego

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • November 20, 2014

With the credits rolled and the screens at the theaters already faded to black, the 15th Annual San Diego Asian Film Festival proved to be a star-studded event bringing together an eclectic mix of films,...

Flying Lotus releases mind-bending new material on 5th studio album

Richard Lomibao • November 19, 2014

Through each release, Flying Lotus builds and reveals new-found existence. With his most recent release, “You’re Dead!” 30-year-old Steve Ellison’s fifth album raises tribute to his own success...

Pacific Co-Champions

Franchesca Walker and David Pradel • November 19, 2014

It was a crazy night of soccer on Nov. 14, where the San Diego City College men’s soccer team tied with Southwestern College for first place in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. “To share a...

The Knightly battles at the net – Women’s volleyball struggling as the season winds down

David Pradel, Sports Editor • November 19, 2014

After starting the season off strong, the San Diego City College women’s volleyball team is now struggling after losing six of its last 10 games. The Knights began with a strong overall record of...

Celebrating the dead

Kenan Jackson • November 19, 2014

Living near the border doesn’t come without a cultural benefit. In this case San Diego gets to share with Mexico one of their most picturesque traditions: the celebration of Dia de los Muertos or Day...