Student FYI: week of Nov. 4 through Nov. 17

Araceli Sessions, Staff Writer

November 4, 2024

With so much happening at Sacramento City College, we at the Express want to offer a place for students and staff to get essential information in an informative and efficient way. We compile a brief list every other week of all the crucial news the City College community needs to know.

Holidays

In honor of Veterans Day, City College will be closed on Monday, Nov. 11. No classes will be held.

Health

Are you in need of a flu shot or COVID-19 vaccine? City College’s Student Health and Wellness Center is offering free flu shots and COVID vaccines to currently enrolled students until Dec. 30.

Workshops

The Refugees Career Pathways team is hosting an interview workshop for immigrants and refugees from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Ethan Way Center, 1410 Ethan Way. Learn how to master skills like researching the company, greeting appropriately, preparing for interview questions and more. Register in advance here.

Events on campus

Have you ever considered attending Historically Black Colleges or Universities? The HBCU Caravan is coming to City College from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, to teach students about the transfer process and campus life at HBCUs. Register in advance here.

The City College library is joining over a thousand libraries for International Games Day. Join in the fun with your own tabletop game or play one of the libraries from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the LRC, 105.

Check back in at the Express every first and third Monday of every month for more news briefs.

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About the Contributors

Araceli Sessions, Staff Writer

Araceli Sessions is a staff writer for the Express. This is her first semester writing for the Express. She is interested in relatable topics that draw readers from all backgrounds and interests. From new upcoming artists and producers to car meets and street art Araceli will bring a vice-style edge to her content. Araceli found her love for journalism by creating YouTube video essays like YouTuber Patrick CC. When working on a story on the mystery behind who Dante Red really is she decided this was her huge passion. Some of her biggest inspirations are Channel 5, Nardwaur and Tommy G. She wants to eventually chase stories that show off the beautiful communities in low-income areas having grown up houseless and struggling almost her entire life. Araceli also enjoys music, art, tattoos, gaming and film. She plans to transfer to a Southern California university to pursue her bachelor's degree in journalism.

Neezy Jeffery, Multimedia Editor

As a visual multimedia editor and photographer, Neezy works to utilize digital design paired with the Express’ articles, photos and videos to bring awareness to topics happening on campus and in the community that matter to City College students.