City College students taught the humble art of judo
In a sport that often gets overshadowed because of the overall athletic program’s success, the Judo Club members have steadily brought home honors to City College.
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Taking it to the capitol
Approximately 5,000 pro-education activists from across the state flooded the steps of the Capitol Building in Sacramento on March 22 to decry what they view as an apathetic state legislature.
Trekking 2,650 miles border to border
In an effort to raise money for a local school and to gain a little personal enlightenment, David Durandet has decided to take a 2,650 mile walk.
Men's basketball: Rams defeated in state championship game
As they headed to Thousand Oaks for the Elite Eight, the City College men’s basketball team was considered a long shot for the state title.
Peace between Palestine and Israel is possible
Mariam El-Shafai, 16, is back home in Gaza with a new faith in humanity and Americans specifically.
Phat Philly — classic cheesesteaks combined with a fun environment
Phat Philly, located on 24th Street at Valencia, is a nice place for those who want a fast and delicious meal.
March 4 Strike and day of action: California Demands Public Education
A mass movement that sprouted from a mobilizing conference at UC Berkeley four months ago manifested as one of the most widespread and organized protests in recent memory on March 4.