City Times

Student Eats: S&M inspires diners’ carnivorous dreams

Lauren J. Mapp • September 28, 2015

With a menu heavy on meat options, Sausage & Meat will leave you craving more

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Study Hours: The missing buzzer

David Pradel, Sports Editor • May 12, 2015

Community College sports overlooked by the local news media

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City takes the gold: San Diego City College takes first place for Best College/University  on Best of Downtown 2014 list

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • March 24, 2015

San Diego City College received a gold ranking for Best College/University on the Best of Downtown List 2014, beating out San Diego State University, which placed silver. “Throughout the district...

Study Hours: Comparing learning curves between university and community college

Laura Sanchez • March 24, 2015

No one ever said it would get better; no one ever tells you it’ll be all right. After that first semester in high school ended, anxiety and fear kicked in full gear. I just wanted to graduate and...

Part-time professors rally for full-time equality

Phoenix Webb • March 10, 2015

More than 100 adjunct instructors and their supporters took another stand against inequality with a rally Feb. 25 at San Diego City College. The rally was organized by Ian Duckles on behalf of Associated...

‘Terrestrial’ set to go live Feb. 5

Torrey Spoerer • February 3, 2015

As the City Gallery opens for its second-ever semester on the San Diego City College campus, a new show titled “Terrestrial” will give viewers innovative perspectives of themes revolving around...

Transfer Center helps students plan out future

Kenan Jackson • October 14, 2014

If students are thinking of transferring to a four-year university or just seeking information about the transfer process, then visiting the Transfer Center is one place to start. The Transfer Center offers...

To the Max – Acting Athletic Director Larry Maxey talks about what it takes  to be a student-athlete

Miguel Cid • October 14, 2014

Maxey stresses the importance of balance between life on the field and in the classroom

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“Gabo” Marquez rests in peaceful solitude, dead at 87.

Edwin Rendon • April 29, 2014

Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s name will echo eternal in literature’s history as a premier writer in the world. His transcendence to death, felt globally, ended April 17, aged 87, in his adopted...

City College president retiring

Elizabeth Carson • May 15, 2013

Terrence Burgess says he’s anxious about retirement after 42 years of working in education. Burgess started his career in education in 1971, teaching biology at Mater Dei High School. Although, teaching...