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The Student News Site of Sacramento City College

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Student reaction to the invasion of Ukraine

Student reaction to the invasion of Ukraine

Russia began its invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, when President Vladimir Putin sent an estimated 150,000 troops to Ukraine in an effort to seize the country. Overseas and thousands of miles away, City...

5 Sips Coffee & Tea. Photo: David Lee

Out with the old and in with the new: 5 Sips Coffee & Tea

As my sister Ellie and I walk into 5 Sips Coffee & Tea, I am hit with a wave of nostalgia that only this specific spot can call upon. It’s a Saturday, and the café is filled with local patrons...

Sacramento City College campus remains closed expect for select in person services and classes due to the coronavirus pandemic, Sacramento, Calif., Monday Nov. 1, 2021. (Photo by Abby Similien)

Homecoming: Students return to campus

As I pull into the City College parking lot on a Monday morning, I have an easy time finding a spot. There are a total of five cars in the parking lot. It’s just me and the tumbleweeds as I walk toward...

Photo illustration by Debby Huntley (dhuntley.express@gmail.com)

And still she rises

Somehow, I thought this would be easy — to write about my life of abuse at the hands of my husband and calmly report what happened to me. I figured that I would be that detached person who doesn’t...

Photography major Diana Martinez practices “Phototherapy” at the Capitol Parking Garage in Sacramento 

“I’m a visual Storyteller. I capture life as it unfolds through the lens of my camera. One shot at a time.” said, Martinez.
(Diana Martinez  dmartinez.express@gmail.com)

Getting the sense knocked into me

Has anyone ever suggested: “You need some sense knocked into your head?” Apparently some of us do need it. For me, a blow to the head was tragic, but it also led to a new beginning. The traumatic...

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When life gives you lemons, make orange juice and leave the world wondering how the hell you did it

My name is America. I am a former foster youth, self-published author, wife, mother, writer, student and guardian to the coolest teenagers I know. A few years ago, I went through an isolation event...

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On-ground classes are returning. Am I ready for the change?

Like so many of my peers, I celebrated when colleges announced a two-week break from classes in March 2020. After all, it just meant more time to catch up on the latest TV shows and waste time with my...

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A student journalist’s newfound passion for DisneyBounding

A few days into winter break I kept thinking to myself, “How can I show others my creative side?” I enjoy makeup, fashion and pop culture, but I did not have a clear vision of what I wanted to do...

Megan Williamson in the Grand Teton National Park on October 7, 2020 (Photo: Meegan Williamson/mwilliamson.express@gmail.com)

Taking a fortunate educational detour through a pandemic

It’s 4 p.m. I am sitting through the last few minutes of a Zoom meeting for The Express staff.  My day started at 9 a.m. with my public speaking class, and I have done work for each of my other...

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A student journalist’s quest to overcome social anxiety

The spring 2020 semester had already felt like a weight upon my shoulders before it even began, and I could blame that not only on the COVID-19 pandemic turning everything online once again but also my...

Graphic by James Fife (jfife.express@gmail.com)

The bench perspective: An athlete learns lessons from not playing the game she loves

The summer of 2018, after I graduated from high school, I was electrified to begin my college athletic career. I began my first season at City College ready to redeem my high school senior season—a...

From left to right, Deanne Jurkovich, Paul Rohrer, Joyce Bezazian, and Sophia Chavez, tabling, for now, Vice President-Elect, Kamala Harris.

Ironing board for the people: a one-woman campaign for Kamala

I was watching Univision Spanish news one evening in 2013 and saw California Attorney General Kamala Harris representing an undocumented law school graduate. His name is Sergio Garcia, and he was trying...

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