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City College hosts one-stop registration, voting option (with video)

P building voting center will be open Saturday, Nov. 2 through Election Day Nov. 5

Vince Outlaw, Multimedia Journalist • November 1, 2024

P building voting center will be open Saturday, Nov. 2 through Election Day Nov. 5

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VIDEO: City College’s Evans discusses housing, homelessness in ‘Inside City: Election Edition’

Welcome Home City program coordinator interviewed on top community agenda issue

Vince Outlaw, Elections and Voting Editor • November 1, 2024

Welcome Home City program coordinator questioned on top community agenda issue

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New City College professor remains true to her heritage

Alumna shares how City empowered her to form her own identity

Naylise DeGroat, Multimedia Journalist • March 15, 2024

Alumna shares how City empowered her to form her own identity

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Academic Senate gives City College faculty a voice as part of shared governance model

The 33-member advisory council takes its participatory decision-making all the way to the district and Board of Trustees policies, always looking to fill senate seats

Marco Guajardo, Editor in Chief • September 22, 2023

The Academic Senate, made up of City College faculty and professors, is continuously seeking to fill its 33 seats. It is part of the broader participatory shared governance model under which City College operates.

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Campus Equity Week returns to City College

Phoenix Webb • November 9, 2015

Campus Equity Week came to San Diego City College for the second year on Oct. 26, although it was not posted in the online calendar for the campus.The event was created to bring awareness to students,...

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...

City College stands with Umpqua

Angelica Wallingford • October 15, 2015

Community colleges nationwide pause in remembrance of shooting victims

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Recent crimes cause campus safety concern

Justine Schulz • October 15, 2015

The lack of officers on campus has raised concerns from the Math Department faculty due to the recent crimes on campus. “I feel like they’re understaffed,” Carolyn Thomas of the Mathematics...

Editorial: Prioritizing campus safety

Angelica Wallingford • October 14, 2015

On Oct. 1, Christopher Harper-Mercer fatally shot nine people and injured nine others in a rage-filled attack on Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon. With this event still very fresh in everyone’s...

Class section cancellations stir frustration

Phoenix Webb • September 29, 2015

San Diego City College faculty and students were dismayed as the fall semester started with the cancellation of 41 classes. The ensuing backlash persists. Administration issued the blanket statement...