Welcome to campus, everyone. For some of you, welcome to college! And for others of us, welcome back. With the start of every new school year, there is one constant: change. From campuses to classes. Friends to teachers. Youth to adulthood.

While daunting, the change many of us are making for ourselves by attending classes here will be for the betterment of our futures. Change is also not just on the student side Sacramento City College is changing too. For the betterment of us. They are providing us the opportunity to  continue our education in ways that are tailor-made to benefit students.

Many students  here at the Sacramento City Express newspaper major in re journalism. Shocking, I know. One of the changes we are experiencing at Express is the combination of our print and online editions of the paper. Until this year, the print edition and online edition of the paper worked side by side.

Now, we are just one. With this comes a new curriculum, new ideas and concepts of the class. We are the putty being molded into model for the Express from here on out.

With that, comes a great opportunity for us, the editors of the paper.

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As a student, school is just a portion of your life. We know that. We are students too. We want to broaden our horizon and yours. We want to introduce you to new restaurants around school. We want to help you find a park for a pickup game of basketball. You need a map of the campus? We’ve got one for you. When and where is the next Farmers Market? We can assist.

But we need your help too. Tell us what you want to know about. What are your interests? What do you want us to look into? Know of a cool concert venue we don’t know about? Let us know!

Perhaps the first thing we should do together is change our vocabulary. Instead of fearing change, let’s embrace evolution. You are evolving who you are and we are evolving who we are too.

We look forward to our time with you for the next semester.

Editor in chief Neill Little and the Express Team