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Ayana Coha, left, a second year theater student discusses opportunities at CSU San Marcos with Christina Montell, right at the San Diego City College Spring 2024 Transfer Fair, Tuesday, April 16 2024. Coha said the fair felt “informative and personable.” Photo by Nadia Lavin/City Times Media

KNIGHT & DAY: The best things to do at City College, Oct. 11-17

City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming up on campus
Luke Bradbury and Danny Straus • October 10, 2024
City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming up on campus
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Academic Counselor Gabriela Sotogaribay (right) and Program Coordinator Magaly Corro Flores (left) chat with a student during the Undocuchats and Crafts event Thursday, Sept. 9 2024. Students and staff fill out coloring books to build community. Photo by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

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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Inspired by ABC’s The Amazing Race, participants in the Constitution Race will compete to see who can gather the 10 amendments that make the Bill of Rights the Fastest, according to Susan Hasegawa. Illustrated by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

City College annual Constitution Race takes off this week

Groups of 2-3 students will compete in a scavenger hunt for prizes
Luke Bradbury, Multimedia Journalist • September 17, 2024
Groups of 2-3 students will compete in a scavenger hunt for prizes
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Christine Lee walks past her contribution to “Low-VOC,” Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024. The untitled set of 9 handbags are made with biodegradable materials. Photo by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

Environmentalism intersects with art at new City College gallery show

‘Low-VOC’ show displays works created with specially engineered wood boards
Luke Bradbury, Multimedia Journalist • September 3, 2024
‘Low-VOC’ show displays works created with specially engineered wood boards
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Guillermo Cabanellas, left, 51, heats up his meal in the Knights’ Table Food Pantry, Aug. 26, 2024. As a health information management student, he visits the center four times a week to get his meals in. Photo by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

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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Anaissa Paul, left, representing Whittier College, and Emmett Ingram, center, representing Columbia University speak to City College students David Agboola, standing left, Tyra Lawley, background, and Gwendolyn Kesler, standing right, at the Fall Transfer Fair, Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2023. Photo by Sean Monney/City Times Media

As the costs of public universities rise, private colleges want City College students’ consideration

Small class sizes, financial aid programs among benefits private universities tout to transfer students
Luke Bradbury, Multimedia Journalist • November 3, 2023
A community college student’s continuation of their education is an already difficult process. Many students strike out private universities due to the costs, but there are benefits that come with that kind of price tag.
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Vice President of Administrative Services John Parker, left, embraces ASG President Diego Bethea, right, after receiving the Golden Pillar Award during the Fall 2023 Convocation at City College, August 17, 2023. The award recognizes outstanding administrators at City College. Photo courtesy of City Communications

City College president announces new parent center, other updates during Fall 2023 Convocation

Ricky Shabazz shares ongoing City-related plans and improvements during the semester-opening event. Here’s what you need to know.
Luke Bradbury, Multimedia Journalist • August 31, 2023
New parent center for students is one of many goals and initiatives announced at convocation. The center will offer child support for up to 12 students at a time and will remain open late into the evening as an expansion on the Basic Needs Center.
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Purnell Strom, left, stands in front of Three Sister Falls in the Cleveland National Forrest, May 15, 2023. Domenic Gabrielli, center, climbs at the Student Life Center at the University of Utah, December 20, 2023. Joshua Biggs, right, surfs at Scripps Pier, May 12, 2023. Photos by Sean Monney/City Times Media

Make the most of your summer by picking up a new hobby

Stay busy and active by hiking, surfing or rock climbing
Sean Monney, Multimedia Journalist • May 18, 2023
This summer is the perfect time to pick up a new hobby to stay in shape and develop a new skill. Starting something new can be intimidating, though, so City Times wants to give you some tips on some hobbies you can take up this summer.
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Student Trustees recieve awards

SDCCD trustees reaffirm commitment to community college bachelor’s degrees

Interim Chancellor Greg Smith’s first trustees meeting demonstrates solidarity amid opposition from CSUs
Shamere Grimes, Multimedia Reporter • May 16, 2023
Members of the San Diego Community College District Board of Trustees reaffirmed their commitment to supporting baccalaureate programs at community colleges after recent opposition from the California State University system at a recent meeting held in Mission Valley.
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Nathaly Alvizures is on a ladder pins her artist bio on the wall for her exhibition

‘Secret Doors’ photo art exhibit opens new chapter for City College student

The exhibit by RTVF student Nathaly Alvizures runs through May 31
Susana Serrano, Managing Editor • April 6, 2023
The exhibit “Secret Doors” is free to the public from Monday to Saturday in the activity room at the Mission Valley Branch Library until May 31.
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A group of people standing outside gathered in front of a van.

Award-winning documentary highlights stories of deported veterans

UMOJA program brings producer/musician to City College for film screening
Shamere Grimes, Multimedia Reporter • March 21, 2023
“Bring Them Home” is an award-winning documentary showcasing the stories of these and several other military veterans who were deported after serving the country they called home.
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Kathryn Gray, editor-in-chief of City Times, receives her third place JACC award

City Times Media takes home 15 awards from JACC Conference

The annual convention, which is run in conjunction with ACP and CCMA, bring together 2- and 4-year students from across the nation
Keadan Bradley, Social Media Producer • March 16, 2023
San Diego City College journalism students took home 15 awards from the statewide publication and on-the-spot competitions held by JACC at its annual spring conference in San Francisco last weekend.
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