The San Diego City College student body has chosen Professor Wendy Zizzo as winner of the 2011 distinguished Golden Apple Award. Students voted in late April and Zizzo will deliver a speech at the graduation...

A 2-year-old who was kidnapped from her mother May 4 around 1:30 p.m. from the grounds of San Diego City College later was found safe in San Ysidro with the woman suspected of taking the child. The woman...

Associated Students Government presidential candidates for the 2011-12 school year answer questions about their priorities and qualifications for serving the City Collete community. General elections voting...

In an attempt to calm the seemingly angry crowd of students protesting cuts to education on April 15, Constance Carroll, San Diego Community College District Chancellor, and City College President Terrence...

This month, City College's Title V Steering Committee is planning on moving into the next phase of its Student Retention for Success project, a $3.5 million strategy designed to keep students in the classroom...

The Student walk-out and march held on March 31st was the result of direct attacks on the working class, and students. We skipped one day of class in an effort to save 500 classes next semester, you do...

Virtuoso pianist John Mark Harris delivered an impressive solo recital for early-bird students at 9:30 in the morning on April 13. Harris, a professor at City College, holds degrees from UCSD and the...

For years, Tijuana was the destination for college students searching for that legendary nightlife, cheap drinks and the legal drinking age that was and still is 18, unlike in the United States. In recent...

For years, Tijuana was the destination for college students searching for that legendary nightlife, cheap drinks and the legal drinking age that was and still is 18, unlike in the United States. In recent...

City College provided career opportunities for students during its annual Career Expo on April 13, giving hope to those feeling under-qualified and lacking confidence in the current job market. More than...

While trekking across campus it is hard to miss the colorful urban garden next to the Learning Resource Center. This quaint patch of green called Seeds at City is a first-of-its-kind effort, using hands-on...