City Times

Students compete for campus leadership

Christopher Handloser • April 8, 2013

Student government elections start Tuesday

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Men’s volleyball comes to abrupt end

LaShawn Encarnacion • April 6, 2013

Men's volleyball team get second set win but loses its match and season

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Justin Timberlake’s ’20/20 Experience’: Not worth the seven-year wait

Angelica Wallingford • April 5, 2013

After seven long years away from the music industry Justin Timberlake decided it was time to hang up his actors’ hat, slip on a tuxedo and get back in the studio with his longtime collaborators and...

A New Hope for Tuesday nights

Elizabeth Carson • April 5, 2013

"Star Wars" art show hosted at Urban Kitchen + Bar

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Oscar winning film chronicles homeless San Diegan’s life

Ashley Perez • April 5, 2013

“My life depends on being an artist.” -Inocente.

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Ladies Basketball ‘In the Spotlight’

LaShawn Encarnacion • April 5, 2013

First-year coach brings new energy and high hopes to Lady Knights basketball team

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Search for City president postponed

Allison Browne • April 4, 2013

School officials announce temporary discontinuation of president selection

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A Healthier Tomorrow

Faduma Muhidin • April 3, 2013

Are we as healthy as we used to be 100 years ago? How about 50 years ago? Even 15 years ago?

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There are enough hours in a day

Klarissa Sanchez • April 3, 2013

A few tips to reclaim your time and not feel like it's wasted

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Revenge of the mooncake vixen

Ashley Perez • April 3, 2013

Poet Marilyn Chin comes to City for poetry workshop

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Ben Schachter Quintet performs a sold-out show

Angela Calderon • April 3, 2013

Jazz Live 88.3 hosted a sold-out event featuring the Ben Schachter Quintet on March 12 in the Saville Theatre. The quintet presented saxophonist Ben Schachter, iconic pianist Mike Wofford, Philadelphia...

Math and Sciences building has official grand opening

Allison Browne • April 3, 2013

San Diego City College celebrated the grand opening of its new Mathematics and Social Sciences building on Friday, March 15. The auditorium, which has seating for 120 people, was completely full, leaving...