City Times

City hosting national chemistry conference

Celia Jimenez • March 10, 2016

Higher education chemistry professors from around the country will meet at San Diego City College for a conference called “Teaching Chemistry Through its Social Impacts ” on March 11 and 12. The...

Knights Punish Southwestern

Basketball team is 4-0 in Pacific Coast Athletic Conference

Luisa Sausedo • February 5, 2016

The City College men's basketball team triumphed over the Southwestern Jaguars 93-68 Wednesday night at Harry West Gymnasium. The Knights advanced their overall record to 18-7 and 4-0 in the Pacific Coast...

Leading the Knights down court

Men's basketball Head Coach Mitch Charlens keeps the Knights winning for more than a decade

Franchesca Walker • January 16, 2016

Men's basketball Head Coach Mitch Charlens keeps the Knights winning for more than a decade

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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...

The Beatles shindig at the Saville

50 years later, The Beatles spirit returns to San Diego

Mike Madriaga • September 6, 2015

50 years later, The Beatles spirit returns to San Diego

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No laughing matter

How a comic book cover pushed the limit and brought  a much needed conversation of art to the forefront

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • April 21, 2015

How a comic book cover pushed the limit and brought  a much needed conversation of art to the forefront

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Square Enix drops a game-changer with ‘Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD Remix’

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • December 9, 2014

Oh, nostalgia. So long are the days where controllers had wires extending to the console and games weren’t running in high definition. Sometimes gamers yearn for a little nostalgia every now and then....

New songs for a new semester

Angelica Wallingford • August 26, 2014

After hours of going through online catalogues picking classes, looking up teachers on RateMyProfessors.com and figuring out your schedule, the semester has finally started. Another five months of essays,...

City student wins big at San Diego Film Festival Awards

Edwin Rendon • March 25, 2014

City College film student Paul Matthew Giret’s roots in music and activism in San Diego have taken him, his camera and the fruits of his labors beyond campus. He recently won Best Director...

Minimum wage is not enough

Sandra Galindo • December 14, 2013

Fifty years ago, Martin Luther King died fighting against the oppression of workers. He was working on The Poor People’s Campaign; a campaign demanding economic and human rights for all, regardless of...