As summer packs its bags, and heads south for the winter, fall settles in — but the color of the leaves isn’t the only thing changing. City College can say a temporary farewell to shorts...

It’s time to ring in the fall with the second highest revenue-generating holiday in the United States: Halloween. With the U.S. Census Bureau reporting an estimated 36 million in potential trick-or-treaters...

For many people Christopher Columbus is known as the crusader who discovered North America, but for those of Native American descent, he’s no hero. City College’s Cultural Awareness Center held...

The family business: a destiny fulfilled for some and a launching point for others. For Sacramento’s newly anointed poet laureate, adjunct City College and Sacramento State English instructor Bob Stanley...

Originally published Oct. 21st, 2009 The crowd quiets in anticipation of the long waited performer. As she enters the room and takes the stage, all eyes fall on her. She takes her guitar from its hard...

Emma Snuggs is a 25-year-old Native American, single mother and City College student who puts all the stereotypes associated with each of those designations to rest. Snuggs says she found out that...

  “Give people too many choices and they get confused. In the old days, and I’m sounding like an old man here, passengers played shuffleboard and sat by the pool. But times change…” These...

City College students gathered in front of the Student Center Oct. 8 to sup­port the Buffalo Field Cam­paign. “This is to bring focus and attention to buffalo that once roamed the free land,”...

Brandon SooHoo, Undecided "Do you have mirrors in your pants, because I can see myself in them." Britney Overcamp, Communications "If I could rearrange the alphabet, I would put "u" and "I" together." Cliff...

Meditation has been hailed by some pundits as an effective alternative to handling mind-boggling stress and is so cost effective that it makes the most frugal person leap over backwards with joy. It can...

If Robert Louis Stevenson were alive today to see City Theatre’s new production of his classic novella, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” he would almost immediately feel as if he were in his native Victorian...

A sea of glamorous women sporting jackets with shoulder pads, pleated trousers and ultra-mini dresses strut down a narrow walkway intently. No, this isn’t a clip from the  80s television hit “Dynasty”...