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KNIGHT & DAY: What’s open during Thanksgiving break?

All classes are canceled next week, but that doesn’t mean campus is closed

Luke Bradbury, Editor • November 21, 2024

All classes are canceled next week, but that doesn’t mean campus is closed

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Undocumented Resource Center gets complete makeover over summer break (with video)

The new URC provides both additional security and a more welcoming environment

Luke Bradbury, Multimedia Journalist • September 24, 2024

The new URC provides both additional security and a more welcoming environment

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6 resources City College students can add to their survival manual

Here’s a list of essential services, offerings for students to take advantage of

Luke Bradbury, Multimedia Journalist • August 26, 2024

Here’s a list of essential services, offerings for students to take advantage of

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State-provided data shows transfer rates increasing at City College

Data also shows top universities for transfer, associate’s degree popularity

Sean Monney, Managing Editor • November 14, 2023

According to latest figures from the State Chancellor’s Information System, of the 23,159 students enrolled in at least one term at City College in the 2020-21 school year, 16,151 students (69.7%) were working towards a transfer.

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City College Student Health Center to host suicide prevention fair

The Sept. 18 event is open to all students and staff. Food, therapy animals and educational materials on suicide prevention will be available

Eve McNally, Multimedia Journalist • September 15, 2023

The Student Health Center is hosting a Suicide Prevention Fair Monday, Sept. 18 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the A Building Patio. The fair will provide catering, therapy animals and information on life-affirming health services.

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Application deadline for City College EOPS extended to Sept. 15

CARE, NextUp program applications also accepted, open year-round

Ren Charifa, Multimedia Journalist • September 14, 2023

To be eligible, students must be a California resident, taking 12 or more units with at least 6 at City College. Other requirements include qualifying for Board of Governors Fee Waivers, having completed less than 70 units, and being classified as educationally disadvantaged.

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History at the heart of HUBU Conference at City College

Students, faculty come together to support male students of color

Joel Nevarez, Multimedia Journalist • December 1, 2022

Looking back on growing up in Los Angeles as a man of color, Jerry Tello learned about the importance of ancestry and family. Speaking at the recent HUBU Conference at San Diego City College, the father and grandfather brought out a drum with an eagle and jaguar looking at the sun.

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New support groups available to students

City College students will have three new weekly support groups on campus.

Jesse Altilio, Staff Writer • September 18, 2018

San Diego City College’s Mental Health Counseling Center is offering three new in-house support groups this fall. LGBTQIA+ Support Group, Healthy Relationships support group and Mindfulness and Meditation...

Counselors voice concerns over equality

Rebeca Reyes and Celia Jimenez • October 27, 2015

At a trustees meeting that took place Sept. 24, counselors Ray Wong and Steve Schommer voiced their call for equal treatment as the teaching faculty from the San Diego Community College District. “We’re...

The right Ed Plan to guide your future

Destiny Ortiz • September 28, 2015

Ed plans may lead to a successful academic experience at City College

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Spring Classes risk getting ax

Paola Garcia, Life & Arts Editor • December 9, 2014

San Diego City College has seen better times. While new buildings rise left and right and state-of-the-art gadgets fill the new spaces, the reality is that these new spaces are lacking a vital component:...