"GULF," a film about Hurricane Katrina, showed the roadside trash heaps that form when the lives of a community are forcibly intermingled by natural disaster.
The short documentary, filmed in Pascagoula,...
While students and faculty are resting and relaxing over the upcoming spring break later this month, San Diego City College Campus Police will be on the move - literally.
After several months of delay,...
The Transfer Acceptance Guarantee program, better known as TAG, has long been the only way for a community college student to be guaranteed admission into the University of California, San Diego (UCSD).
But...
The Students for International Awareness presented mini-lectures under the umbrella title "Influential Women in the World" in honor of Women's History Month. The recently-formed campus club held its first...
Just five days after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, San Diego artists Richard Keely and Anna O'Cain were in Pascagoula, Mississippi handing out tools, supplies and donations.
"We didn't...
Students filled Gorton Quad on March 9 for the 17th annual Language Day Festival to celebrate and promote linguistic and cultural diversity.
"A phenomenal amount of people have been participating all...
Starting in the fall, City College will offer three new certificates in journalism, pending a March 24 approval.
The three certificates of performance are in news editing and production, news writing,...
Students, unionists, and other community members and activists attended "Labor and Community in Times of Crisis," a day-long conference in the Education Technology Center on March 4.
Discussion panels...
Austin Taylor Bice studied international business at San Diego State University. His aspiration to conduct business in foreign countries was a perfect match for a program offered by his school that allowed...
Jared Lee Loughner, who allegedly killed six people while attempting to assassinate Rep. Gabrielle Giffords outside a Tucson grocery store, had attended the city's Pima Community College. Loughner had...
On the night of March 10, Yoko Saito - a City College student from Yokohama, Japan - heard from a friend that a massive earthquake had just rocked her home country.
Saito tried calling her mom in Yokohama...
"Young men of African-American and Latino background face the greatest challenges of everyone in America," Chancellor Constance Carroll told attendees at the second annual Hermanos Unidos/Brothers United...
