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SD’s eclectic fall concerts

Christopher Handloser • August 19, 2013

Even though it likely reads “CLOSED” next to that last class you needed, the fall music scene in San Diego is wide open. From rap royalty in Chula Vista to baroque pop in North Park, the city is primed...

New digital journalism classes launched

Allison Browne • August 16, 2013

Throughout the ‘50s and ‘60s, City College’s journalism program produced a yearbook by the name of “Legend.” Now, nearly 60 years later, the name is being revived as the title...

Lessons of diversity at a transgender art exhibit.

Elizabeth Carson • May 1, 2013

There is a transgender community in San Diego, and they have more to say for themselves than what has been said about them. “Visible Bodies,” an art project that features more than 30 portraits...

We are all hipsters

Paul Smoot • May 1, 2013

Shot right here in San Diego's backyard, the film "I Am Not A Hipster" brings the local indie music scene to the center stage. Written and directed by Destin Cretton, originally from Maui, Hawaii, "I Am...

Audience participates in ‘Love Me’ performance

kaily sanders • March 12, 2013

Performance poet Stacy Dyson visited City College performs in honor of black history month.

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San Diego highlights Filipino cinema

Jennifer Manalili • November 13, 2012

This year’s San Diego Asian Film Festival included a collection of colorful films that together reflect the diversity in Asian filmmaking and especially Filipino cinema today. “Don’t Stop Believin’:...

Patti Smith rocks and reads

Issa Lozano • October 25, 2012

A renowned figure in rock and roll – nicknamed the “Godmother of Punk” – who propelled to fame in 1975, Patti Smith returned to San Diego for “Downtown with Patti Smith" at Spreckels Theatre,...