The Lady Knights basketball team opened their season at home with a disappointing game on Nov. 13. After hanging close in the first half, the Knights lost their edge by allowing the Saddleback Gauchos...

Earlier this semester, City College President Terrence Burgess tried to attain a grant funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for the implementation of Massive Open Online Courses, known as...

San Diego Brews lead the country Mission Brewery recently opened in East Village inside the old Wonder Bread factory and I had been looking forward to visiting it ever since. My greatly anticipated...

Inequality, that’s what I noticed while canvassing for votes at Barrio Logan during last election. Walking into some of its streets reminded me that segregation is still common, even when census data...

These muffins are not only easy to make, it requires a household staple that many of us already have in our homes: pancake mix! The pancake mix gives the muffins a super soft and fluffy texture. The...

California is again dangerously close to treating it's consumers like Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg did earlier this year: banning a product instead of holding consumers responsible for their...

Noon on Dec. 6 marked the deadline to apply for City College based scholarships for the 2012-13 year. The Scholarship Selection Committee will make their decisions and notify all applicants via mail by...

A new class schedule was released online Nov. 8 for the spring semester. It was originally held back only to be released a couple of days after the election, pending the outcome of Prop. 30. San...

See that bottle of olive oil that you probably got stored in your cupboard and have reserved for pasta and other savory dishes? What if I told you that you could make some delicious chocolate chip cookies...

Take two governments, place them on the same continent, draw a line on the ground, and watch as circumstances beget a thousand cultures. For the third year at City's Binational Conference on Border...

The countdown has begun for the centennial anniversary of City College in 2014.“I’ve been excited about this for about a decade now, and it’s finally close enough that everyone else can...