The San Diego Blood Bank donation bus stopped at Gordon Quad on Oct. 14 to attract City students to make a contribution. Ignacio Valle, pre-nursing student, says he tries to donate blood "every opportunity...

At the Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 24, professors Cassie Morton and Francisco Moreno, alongside students, presented City College's Service Learning Program to a positive reception. City College's...

For more than 12 years the Price Scholarship Program has offered support to at-risk high school graduates and current City College students striving to get a college education. Launched in 1997 with...

San Diego City College, along with 13 other San Diego County schools, has been labeled as "Veteran Friendly" in a recent issue of G.I. Jobs magazine. The list, containing 62 schools, highlighted the schools...

The Academic Success Center, occupying the L building, is the culmination of many years of planning and persistence by City College administrators. What started as a vision to optimize campus offerings...

Students in Free Enterprise is a campus organization which focuses on community service. They prepare different service projects every semester and their work is award winning. In the spring, SIFE took...

City College's health services department has been posting signs around campus that tell students to stay home if they are sick because it may be the flu and to only leave their residence to get medical...

City's math center has been relocated to the new L building and Director David Kater is satisfied with the new site. "We were previously in room T-208, (and) it was the pits," Kater said. "That room is...

With aid from MEChA, City's Spanish Club hosted its annual Dia de la Raza celebration at Gorton Quad on Oct. 12. As opposed to celebrating Columbus Day, Mexico observes Dia de la Raza, which roughly translates...

The "Bathroom Cruising" community targets City College as one of their meeting sites, but campus police responds with an undercover sting operation. Engaging in lewd acts - as marked in the California...

New research claims some high school students who choose to attend less selective universities are more likely to drop out before earning a degree. The findings have been published in a book called "Crossing...

The new L building has also become the new home for CalWORKs and the New Horizons programs; two separate entities that help underprivileged students to succeed at life and at City. CalWORKs is the California...