City Times

Newscene finds a new home at UT-TV

Richard Lomibao • October 14, 2014

With the new C building underway projected to finish in 2016, Newscene has found a temporary home with UT-TV, where they kicked off their first production in early September. Students who join Newscene...

Car break-in devastates women’s cross-country team at Mesa College

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 14, 2014

The women’s cross-country team at Mesa College returned from practice at Balboa Park on Sept. 15 to find their car had been broken into and all of their personal belongings had been stolen. According...

Beebe on a mission to promote social justice

Phoenix Webb • October 14, 2014

San Diego City College's new president, Anthony Beebe, is pursuing a new mission for the campus. “City College needs to develop new, modern definitions and approaches to civil, nonviolent, respectful,...

To the Max – Acting Athletic Director Larry Maxey talks about what it takes  to be a student-athlete

Miguel Cid • October 13, 2014

Maxey stresses the importance of balance between life on the field and in the classroom

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Women’s soccer team loses in a devastating battle against Palomar College

Franchesca Walker • October 10, 2014

The San Diego City College women’s soccer team lost during a home game against Palomar College (1-0) on Oct. 3. The Lady Knights have had a shaky season with only two wins at home. Within the first...

Women’s volleyball team finishes second overall in San Diego City College tournament

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 3, 2014

Freshman Tristan Self named all-tournament player

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Women’s soccer team suffers another loss

Franchesca Walker • September 29, 2014

The San Diego City College women's soccer team suffered another loss during a home game against San Bernardino Valley College, losing in a 4-2 battle on Sept. 19. Last week, the Lady Knights won their...

Jazz Live pays homage to Lou Curtiss

Richard Lomibao • September 27, 2014

With his passion for keeping traditional music alive, music junkie and pioneer Lou Curtiss has put San Diego on the map. Known to most as the owner of hidden gem Folk Art Rare Records, Curtiss has also...

Women’s cross-country team competes in the socal preview meet

David Pradel, Sports Editor • September 27, 2014

The San Diego City College women’s cross-country team traveled up north on Sept. 19 to compete against 26 teams from across the Southern California region in the SoCal Preview Meet at Woodley Park in...

Men’s cross-country team finishes 2nd overall at Aztec invitational

David Pradel, Sports Editor • September 27, 2014

The family-friendly Mission Bay Park was turned into a competitive cross-country race as a stampede of runners and spectators flooded the park for the 70th annual San Diego Aztec Invitational on Sept....

A celebration full of spirit

Kenan Jackson • September 23, 2014

Hundreds of students, staff and faculty braved the hot weather at Gorton Quad on Sept. 9 to celebrate spirit day, as apart of San Diego City College's ongoing centennial celebration. The event filled with...

Student Eats: Russian food after rushing to class

Lydia Grijalva • September 16, 2014

Kafe Sobaka/Restoran Pomegranate is a quirky restaurant that offers a to-die-for fusion of Georgian, Californian and Russian cuisine. This enchanting breakaway from every day campus grub is located in...