By Brittany Arquette City Times Genocide might not be a common word in most Americans' vocabulary, but across the Atlantic, where millions of people in Darfur, Sudan, are being slaughtered and forced...

By Brittany Arquette City Times It's been a long ride for San Diego Community College District's vice chancellor, Damon Schamu. But come June, that ride will end, and another will begin. After 27 years...

By Vanessa Cantu Contributor Sunshine, beaches and friends. What are San Diego City College students doing to prepare for summer fun in the sun? Working out? Eating right? Or are they just preparing...

By Rosemarie Davis City Times The brutal murders and rapes of women are going unsolved in the impoverished border town of Juarez, Mexico. The documentary "On the Edge: The Femicide of Juarez" was shown...

By Rebecca Saffran and Emily Pfaff City Times The City College chapter of Amnesty International hosted its first Human Rights Festival May 8-9 on campus to raise awareness of domestic and global issues...

By Shanika Whaley City Times He is highly respected by the faculty and students at San Diego City College. His teaching career began before most students were born and he has worked with some amazing...

By Emily Pfaff City Times On April 21, the Coffeehouse on Broadway played host to a Katrina Solidarity meeting, kicking off the People's Hurricane Relief Fund West Coast tour. Representatives Kojo Livingston...

DON'T SUPPORT SIFE Dear Editor: While I enjoy reading about the success of SIFE in competition I believe it should be noted on how, in an attempt to get funding, they misrepresented the true prizes available...

By Josie Salazar City Times Have you bitten the fishing line or net when it comes to online dating yet? OK, so my first experience introduced to me to the slimy "caught-in-the-net, and half-starved dumbo...

By Emily Pfaff City Times The City College Office of Financial Aid helps over 12,000 students each semester find the financial means to attend school. Despite the collaborative efforts of politicians,...

By Tala Bashmi City Times School spirit at City College is virtually nonexistent. As the seasonal sports have come and gone, the turnout for sports teams, especially women's sports, has been dismal. You...

By Jessica Kalchik Contributor Blood, needles, cold exams rooms and high expense are some thoughts that can plague the mind when contemplating getting tested for HIV. The staff at San Diego City College's...