Associated Student Government

City College ASG seeking new leaders for next school year

Student government applications due April 21

Daniel Lasker, Multimedia Journalist • April 20, 2023

The event, which takes place at various locations around the downtown campus, includes tours, application support, a student project and research symposium, and other activities.

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RADIO: ASG student forum to be held tomorrow

The virtual event is the first of two scheduled election forums

Joel Garcia, Multimedia Journalist • March 22, 2021

San Diego City College’s Associated Student Government will hold the first of two student forums relating to the upcoming student election tomorrow morning.

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City College student government candidates share vision in forum

The ASG elections will be held despite the campus closures and the ongoing pandemic

Orrin Iverson, Staff Writer • May 13, 2020

A candidate forum was held last week over Zoom hosted by ASG advisor Lori Oldham.

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City College student-leader says goodbye

Associated Student Government President Andrew Leal graduates City College and will move on to UC San Diego.

David Ahumada, News Editor • May 24, 2019

Associated Student Government President Andrew Leal will be transferring to UC San Diego as a human biology major at Revelle College.

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City College ASG recycling proposal gets canned

District contract with waste removal company prevents ASG recycling idea from moving forward.

Jonny Rico and David Ahumada • May 9, 2019

Josh Tanida is hoping to get others involved in recycling by implementing a formal program on campus, but he has run into resistance from the San Diego Community College District.

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Few options for upcoming City College ASG election

Cafeteria issue seen as a factor in low ASG participation.

Jesse Altilio, Staff Writer • April 3, 2019

San Diego City College will be holding elections for the Associated Student Government on April 10-11, according to an email sent by college administrators this week.

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A celebration full of spirit

Kenan Jackson • September 23, 2014

Hundreds of students, staff and faculty braved the hot weather at Gorton Quad on Sept. 9 to celebrate spirit day, as apart of San Diego City College's ongoing centennial celebration. The event filled with...

Michael Roderick officially elected ASG Vice President

Aiesha Harrison • October 31, 2013

City College held a new election for the office of Associated Student Government (ASG) vice president. Almost 300 students voted Oct. 21 and 22 online and in person. Michael Roderick, running unopposed,...

Unveiling of tribute halted by officials

Jennifer Ovalle • October 17, 2013

City College's administration delayed the displaying of a mural to honor Diana Gonzalez, prompting its organizers to hold an emergency meeting Oct.10, the day of its planned unveiling. The issue centered...

ASG Vice President election to be held Oct. 22

Christopher Handloser • October 3, 2013

City College and the Associated Student Government (ASG) will hold a new election for the current role of ASG vice president on Oct. 22. Elections for president and vice president normally precede the...

A.S.G. President overcomes obstacles and rises to prominence

Christopher Handloser • September 18, 2013

Carolina Moreno took the road less traveled to prominence. Initially a high school dropout, then a single mother and a cancer survivor, the newly elected Associated Student Government (ASG) president has...

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City College ASG seeking new leaders for next school year

RADIO: ASG student forum to be held tomorrow

City College student government candidates share vision in forum

City College student-leader says goodbye

City College ASG recycling proposal gets canned

Few options for upcoming City College ASG election

A celebration full of spirit

Michael Roderick officially elected ASG Vice President

Unveiling of tribute halted by officials

ASG Vice President election to be held Oct. 22

A.S.G. President overcomes obstacles and rises to prominence

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