With a backdrop of scrap metals, gutted rooms and yellow caution tape, the curtains are temporarily closed inside City Theatre.  City College’s Auditorium and Art Court Theatre, under reconstruction...

Pacing back and forth in front of a packed classroom in the Business building, 42-year-old Andre Jensen is doing what he loves most: teaching. As he addresses the audience of philosophy students, ideas...

Dec. 7 Spring 2011 Priority 1 Registration – Students continuing from the prior semester. As a result, many couples get deprived of the therapy due to the expensive prices of the drugs in order...

Imagine traveling more than 2,775 
miles, spending 12 hours on a
plane and leaving family to follow your
 dreams. It is a risky move, but well worth
it when it comes to football for one City...

Don’t be fooled by her diminutive size. She’s a petite professional who packs a powerful punch. Standing at a self-described modest, but sassy, 5 feet even is City College’s public information...

During a West African winter, when the dusty, harsh Harmattan trade winds sweep in off the Atlantic and stir the slender tropical mangroves and tall, coarse elephant grass that coats the Pepper Coast,...

Most 20 year olds mainly worry about the midterm they’re having next week or what their plans are for the weekend. Most 20 year olds don’t have to worry about working a full-time job, establishing...

The fountain quad at City College resembles a street fair at times—students with guitars sit on the benches outside the cafeteria, poised like troubadours; others can be seen playing hacky sack...

In a small, unassuming office with stacks of CDs on the windowsill sits the Doc Marten boot-wearing Dr. Carl-Petter Sjovold, City College History Department chair. He is immediately friendly despite...

In Japan there are different titles attached to the end of people’s names, called honorifics. One who teaches is respected, and the honorific attached to a teacher’s name is “sensei.” The literal...

Nestled in his homey, three-walled corner cubicle adorned with pictures of family, friends and posters of tropical islands, Theatre Arts professor Robert Gore sits in his swiveling chair drinking from...

Fencing is not just your typical fighting sport. Bill Gillespie, City College Fencing Club adviser describes the sport as the “ultimate game of tag.” Deceiving, watching, and misleading plays its...