During the course of this semester there have been numerous concerns for student and staff safety on campus. One concern is that the emergency call boxes set up around the school in case of emergency,...

The San Diego City College academic student senate convened Oct. 26 to discuss new announcements and pending business. The meeting, led by President Berta Harris, covered topics such as announcements...

In the recent weeks since the release of the Oct. 20 issue, City Times has found itself dealing with accusations of homophobia. The accuser, who requested we not use their name in the paper, shared strong...

Dear Editor: I am writing concerning an article titled "Police target 'cruising' at City" that appeared in the Oct. 20 edition of City Times. I have been a loyal reader of your newspaper as a student...

I've been thinking about people's perspectives. We make judgments about people which influences our perception and can create a fabricated reality. We make judgements on people whether we're aware of...

The Pacific Coast Conference cross country championships were held on Oct. 30 at Morley Field and the Men and Lady Knights were out representing City College. City's top finisher for the men's 4 mile...

When former channel 10 news anchor, Lee Ann Kim, Executive Director and co-founder of the San Diego Asian Film Festival developed the concept of SDAFF in 1999, she did so with the goal of bringing a broad...

City's Phi Theta Kappa is looking for members that meet the requirements to join their group. PTK is the largest honor society in American higher education with more than 2 million members with chapters...

"Drag Me to Hell," Sam Raimi's gorrific return to all things spooky, is a masterful blend of comedy and horror with a bloodbath of artsy cinematography and witty moral commentary. Christine Brown is a...

Have you ever tried to travel uphill in a wheelchair? It's not easy, as students found out at the National Disabled Students Union awareness event. On Nov. 2, a presentation on the north side of Gorton...

The purple food drop bins were nearly empty at the "Scare Away Hunger" drive held at the Gorton Quad on October 29th. "Turnout is not good," said CalWORKs' administrator Cherie Bromley-Taylor. "We expected...

Hermanos Unidos/Brothers United (HUBU) held its first conference on Oct. 30 at City College with guest keynote speakers Dr. Edward Bush, Vice President of Student Services from Riverside City College and...