Chris Bloss City Times Over 300 protesters showed up to Horton Plaza on Aug. 25 to the unveiling of a bronze statue of former San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson. The protesters were mostly immigrant- and gay-rights...

Alanna Berman SDSU Daily Aztec SAN DIEGO (U-WIRE) - A college education doesn't come cheap. On top of ever-increasing tuition fees and the costs of living in San Diego, students at San Diego State University...

Pauline Vu MCT Campus WASHINGTON - College students across the country are experiencing sticker shock at their bookstores. At the University of Maryland, a new "Understanding Business" book sells for...

Melody Chiu USC Daily Trojan LOS ANGELES (U-WIRE) - A number of University of Southern California and Hebrew Union College professors have opted to use a private company instead of campus bookstores to...

Josie Salazar City Times San Diego Community College District Chancellor Constance Carroll has asked District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis to investigate circumstances surrounding a 2006 property deal in which...

College, city and transit officials marked the opening of the College Station trolley stop in late August. The station, located across from City College in the new Smart Corner development, was celebrated...

Benjamin Cruz City Times For Clemente Valdez, winning the student election during the spring semester was just the start of what he said is going to be the busiest new school year for the Associated Students. Although...

Cari Arthur City Times Students gathered for Club Rush in Gorton Quad Sept. 5 and 6, meeting with campus clubs to discuss local and national issues as well as club membership. The Associated Student...

Rejel Kiok Contributor When you think of robots, do you think of science fiction movies? Well think again. Today, robots are part of our everyday life. They're painting cars, making cookies, driving...

By Scott Landheer City Times Clemente Valdez became the next Associated Student Government president, beating his closest competitor, Denise Haughton, 276 to 66 after all the votes from the May 15-17...

By Mariana Lima Contributor If a gunman were to enter a classroom, what should students do? There are no specific rules that will apply to everyone when it comes to self-protection in case of armed attacks,...

By Rosemarie Davis City Times It's 7 o'clock in the evening and it's time for her political science class, but she's thinking about her toddler that won't get over the flu, that it's about time to get...