Since the pandemic transitioned all on-ground classes at City College to virtual classes a year ago, human development professor Dr. Norman Lorenz and his students have fostered a close bond by maintaining...
Craig Hart, who worked as a grant coordinator at City College for 15 years, has died, according to his colleagues on campus.
Hart worked in Student Services for the duration of his career at City College....
After a devastating family tragedy leaves cheerleader Agnes Evans to cope with the loss of her sister and parents, she sits in a brightly lit room filled with teddy bears and discarded clothing. The team...
The sun is still rising at 6:50 a.m. As the police captain exits her car, she notices how quiet it is on campus. Coffee in hand, she walks into Folsom Lake College’s campus police building and greets...
The streets around the Oak Park triangle hummed with food stalls in the summer of 2017 at an event called Gather. People smiled, ate, danced with their children, enjoying the warm Sacramento night. Underneath...
Ruben Ruiz, who worked for City College since 1993, most recently as a financial aid officer, died Jan. 22, 2021. He was 55.
For the past 15 years, Ruiz’s job allowed him to help countless...
It’s the little things that Shane Logan, sociology professor at City College and co-founder of the Re-Emerging Scholars program, has missed most about being on campus. Things like hanging out in his...
The number of fully online degree pathways available through City College continues to expand, with student demand on the rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Current online degrees offered include...
Student Personnel Specialist Lisa Hayden connects Black students with counseling and tutoring resources through City College’s ASHÉ Center, launched in 2020 to address educational inequity gaps.
ASHÉ,...
The RASA/ASHE center at City College collaborated this year with the new Black Student Success Center at American River College to virtually bring students to Welcome Black, an event that connects Black...
Shayla Merene is one of the newest members of The Express’ editorial staff, serving as editor of news and opinion.
Merene began as a reporter for The Express in fall 2020.
“I was intimated,”...
Amaya Torres, who has worked as a staff writer for the Express for two semesters, will serve as the Features Editor of City College’s online news site for spring 2021.
Torres joined the Express fall...
