City Times

Business department-run programs benefit students

Increased hours for the food pantry highlight the need for student support

Jade Benn, Staff Writer • December 3, 2019

The City College Business Entrepreneurship Program has extended hours for the City College Emergency Food Pantry, which has increased opportunities for students to access free meals and snacks.

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San Diego City College A building clear after evacuation

Services in the A building will resume Tuesday.

Sonny Garibay, Editor-in-Chief • December 2, 2019

A suspicious package reported on the San Diego City College campus lead to a temporary evacuation of the A building while the incident was investigated.

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UPDATE: Suspicious package causes A building evacuation

Classes at City College remain in session.

Sonny Garibay, Editor-in-Chief • December 2, 2019

San Diego Police Department has ordered an evacuation of the A building at San Diego City College after receiving calls about a suspicious package.

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Surviving Black Friday

A mall employee gives advice on how to prepare for the holiday shopping season.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, News Editor • November 28, 2019

It’s that time of the year again: time to buy presents in advance, time to buy that new computer, time to buy those clothes you’ve been wanting to.

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Knights volleyball reaches playoffs

City College will have the opportunity to earn a spot in championship tournament it is co-hosting.

Vicky Pineda, Sports Editor • November 22, 2019

The San Diego City College women’s volleyball team made the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year.

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Mini golf exhibit draws awareness to endangered species

Art exhibit will reopen after the Thanksgiving break.

Lacey Stefano and Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle • November 21, 2019

San Diego City College sculpture students built a 5-hole mini golf course in order to bring awareness to endangered species.

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City College professor is giving the dream

Humberto Gurmilan is a former sportscaster who left his job to focus on charity.

Sonny Garibay, Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2019

Every grownup was once a kid who wanted to be something when they grew up. Finding a person who lived out their first dream is rare for various reasons.

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REVIEW: “Doctor Sleep” is not a movie to be slept on

"Doctor Sleep" continues the story that began in the Stephen King film "The Shining"

Mikal Garcia, Staff Writer • November 19, 2019

“Doctor Sleep” is a 2019 film directed by Mike Flanagan and stars Ewan McGregor. It's a continuation of Stephen King's "The Shining." Even if you haven't seen that film you've likely heard the line,...

Choosing a PATH

City College arts and humanities professors encourage students to consider careers in their fields.

Elisabeth Vermeulen, Contributor • November 18, 2019

The Transfer Center and PATH, or Preparing Accomplished Transfers to the Humanities, have partnered together on a mission to make students interested in studying the arts and humanities.

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Vaping related lung injuries reveal cost of addiction

San Diego County health officials, law enforcement, sound off on the risks of vape products.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, News Editor • November 9, 2019

Electronic cigarettes were introduced as a less harmful and more attractive option than cigarettes. With their easy-to-hide appearance and fruity flavors, vaping products are an alluring item to many, yet they hide one key element: they are highly addictive.

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City FX offers a unique opportunity for community college students

City College special effects artists showcased their talent in downtown San Diego

Angel Cazares, Arts and Culture Editor • November 9, 2019

San Diego City College is home to a unique curriculum called City FX, which is a special effects makeup program created to offer students an affordable way to study and learn how to create prosthetics.

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City College professor passes on her love of the environment

Lisa Chaddock is the advisor of the Audubon Society on campus.

Lacey Stefano, Staff Writer • November 8, 2019

Professor Lisa Chaddock teaches geography at San Diego City College, but when she is not in the classroom, she spends her time as an advisor for the Audubon Society on campus.

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