City Times

Photography exhibit features student talent

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

The inaugural Fall Student Photo Exhibition presented 70 works that ranged from artistic portraits to abstract images to figures of Roman mythology. The Luxe Gallery, located in the V Building, was buzzing...

Japanese rock band Church of Misery shreds at the Soda Bar

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

Japanese doom-metal band Church of Misery made a stop at the San Diego music venue on their second American tour promoting their latest and fifth album “Thy Kingdom Scum.”The Nov. 24 show was...

San Diego Family Health Center joining the expanding City College campus

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

The Family Health Center is scheduled to open for business on May 2014. The clinic will relocate from its previous Broadway and 12th St. location and is scheduled to open at the first floor on the new...

‘President of Pop’ releases lackluster album

Jennifer Manalili • December 14, 2013

After successfully concluding a summer tour with Jay-Z this summer, Justin Timberlake hung up his "Suit and Tie" and released "The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2," his second album out this year.This sequel suffers...

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...

Local artwork showcased at ‘Ray at Night’

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

With finals looming by, it can be unnerving for many and what better detour to take than a captivating art walk such as the Ray at Night event in the artsy and hipster neighborhood of North Park.This local...

Dance concert entertains audiences at the Saville Theatre

William Morse • December 14, 2013

The Dance Department at San Diego City College presented "City Moves" a biannual dance concert performed and choreographed by students and staff on Dec. 6-7 in the Saville Theatre.The show's prelude started...

Coping with the stress of finals

Ahmad Blue • December 11, 2013

As the semester draws to close, finals are approaching and for some this can be a very stressful part of college. Well, don't panic. Stop and come up with a game plan. Finals are this week. There are many...

Science building set to open in January

Christopher Handloser • December 5, 2013

As the fall semester ends, the construction on campus will forge ahead. Some new projects are nearing completion and some renovations are just about to begin. City College Campus Project Director Tom Fine...

Election for mayor set for February runoff

Christopher Handloser • December 5, 2013

Two San Diego councilmembers, Democrat David Alvarez and Republican Kevin Faulconer, will square off in a runoff election in February for mayor of San Diego. In a special election on Nov. 19, Faulconer...

Free legal services coming to campus

Leeann Rose • December 5, 2013

The Thomas Jefferson School of Law, located just minutes away from campus on 11th and Island, offers free legal assistance to college students and other individuals in need. Edith Polanco, receptionist...

Knights soccer finishes strong

Christopher Handloser • December 5, 2013

The City College soccer team went to the California Community College Athletic Association Regional Playoffs for the fourth year in a row after finishing in second place in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference...