Current issue

Crime at City College light rail
Summer robbery occurs, but overall crime low
Two women were assaulted and robbed July 18 at the City College light rail station by three unknown subjects, according to a Los Rios Police Department crime...

Club Day Oct. 2 exhibits diversity
The first Club Day of the fall semester will be Oct. 2 on the City College Quad. The Quad will be teeming with booths, each one representing a different campus club.

Come as you are
With Freshman Welcome Day, City College’s Student Services tried to ease the transition into college.

New bond for Los Rios District
$475 million may go to help Los Rios school
While voters across the country will go to the polls Nov. 4 to elect a new U.S. president, Sacramento voters will also decide...

Indepen-dance
Mexican Folklorico dancer Lorena Ruedas performs during the Mexican Independence Day celebration...

Budget update
After a record 85-day delay, the state budget was finally signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Hartmann shows the farm workers’ struggle
International photographer Ilka Hartmann speaks about migrant workers
In City College’s Cultural Awareness Center Tuesday, international photographer Ilka Hartmann spoke of her ongoing coverage of the United Farm Workers of America.

Past issues

Enrollment rate increases at City College
Students get shut out of classes
City College students have already felt the effects this semester of the expected rise in enrollment predicted by the Los Rios Community College District.

Ride of the Valkyries
City College launches new program in helicopter repair
The City College Advanced Technology Department will be offering a helicopter repair course in partnership with Bell Helicopters next spring semester.

New campus digs for athletes
After a year marooned in various temporary buildings, faculty from the Physical Education, Health & Athletics Division, and City College athletes say they are excited about moving in to their new facilities in the North Gym.

Textbook prices, food in cafeteria high on president’s to-do list
"This is embarrassing, I should know that,” said Mike Hayashi, a student majoring in communication.

Pulitzer winner visits City College
Renee C. Byer, a Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist, will be coming to speak to City College on Sept. 18, at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium.

Greetings, Miss ASG President
LaToya Daniels takes the reins of Associated Student Government While Obama and McCain still have seven weeks to battle it out in their bids for the U.S. presidency, City College student LaToya Daniels has already landed the position...