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Photo of the day: Nursing Program honors graduates with pinning ceremony
Photo of the day: Nursing Program honors graduates with pinning ceremony
Attendees were invited onstage to play “Finish the Lyrics” game at the Sacramento City College Black Student Union “Ebony Aura Talent Show” on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024 in Sacramento, Calif.
Ebony Aura is back: talent show makes strides for a safe and creative environment at City College
Photo of the day: Destress Fest fall 2024
Photo of the day: Destress Fest fall 2024
Courtesy graphic by Gender Health Center
Free counseling now available for LGBTQ+ Los Rios students
Photo of the day: Toy Drive in need of donations
Photo of the day: Toy Drive in need of donations
Sacramento City College’s men’s wrestling team captain, Ben Quilpa, stands next to the trophy display inside City College’s North Gymnasium, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024, in Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento City College’s men’s wrestling team captain shares his journey as a wrestler
Volleyball player Myah Collier smiles in front of the Sacramento City College Panther statue on campus on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024 in Sacramento, Calif.
From the volleyball court to the classroom: life as a student-athlete
Photo of the day: Be aware of falling fruit
Photo of the day: Be aware of falling fruit
City College hosts its annual Club Day for the 2023-2024 school year on Sept. 21, 2023, in the quad. President of the Psychology Club, Blaze Williams, engages in conversation about what his club stands for in an attempt to recruit members.
Get ready for City College’s annual Club Day on Oct. 31
Sacramento City College professor and author of “Body in Script,” Eve Imagine stands in City College’s quad, Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024, in Sacramento, Calif.
City College English Prof. Eve Imagine publishes her first novel, ‘Body in Script’
Sacramento City College’s men’s wrestling team captain, Ben Quilpa, stands next to the trophy display inside City College’s North Gymnasium, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024, in Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento City College’s men’s wrestling team captain shares his journey as a wrestler
Volleyball player Myah Collier smiles in front of the Sacramento City College Panther statue on campus on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024 in Sacramento, Calif.
From the volleyball court to the classroom: life as a student-athlete
City College women’s basketball team takes on the Napa Valley Storm
City College women’s basketball team takes on the Napa Valley Storm
Avery Peterson (#5) Sacramento City College delivers a spike over two San Joaquin Delta players during City College’s match on Wednesday, Nov. 6, in Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento City College women’s volleyball faces off against the San Joaquin Delta Mustangs
Oakland bids farewell to 56 years of baseball
Oakland bids farewell to 56 years of baseball
The cast of the “Playwrights Festival” at City Theatre, which featured five plays by five women during the fall semester at Sacramento City College in Sacramento, Calif.
Women in theater at SCC
Brothers Erik Menendez (left) and Lyle Menendez went through two trials related to the murder of their parents at their Beverly Hills home in 1989. The first trials resulted in a mistrial. They were both found guilty of second-degree murder in their second trial.
Nightmare on Elm Drive: Are the Menendez Brothers monsters or victims?
The opening screen for “Wicked Part 1” at the Century Laguna Movie Theater on Sunday, November 24th in Elk Grove, Calif.
‘Wicked’ steals the show
Courtesy of Activision Blizzard
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 hits the mark for City College students with new updates and features
Prioritizing mental health: how college students can seek support
Prioritizing mental health: how college students can seek support
Photo of the day: Nursing Program honors graduates with pinning ceremony
Photo of the day: Nursing Program honors graduates with pinning ceremony
Photo of the day: Destress Fest fall 2024
Photo of the day: Destress Fest fall 2024
Photo of the day: Toy Drive in need of donations
Photo of the day: Toy Drive in need of donations
Photo of the day: SCC student gets ready for finals
Photo of the day: SCC student gets ready for finals
Photo of the day: City College students celebrate Kwanzaa with food and community
Photo of the day: City College students celebrate Kwanzaa with food and community
Student FYI: week of Dec. 2 through Dec. 15
Student FYI: week of Dec. 2 through Dec. 15
Student FYI: week of Nov. 18 through Dec. 1
Student FYI: week of Nov. 18 through Dec. 1
Student FYI: week of Nov. 4 through Nov. 17
Student FYI: week of Nov. 4 through Nov. 17
Student FYI Week of Oct. 21 through Nov. 3
Student FYI Week of Oct. 21 through Nov. 3
Student FYI: week of Oct. 7 through 20
Student FYI: week of Oct. 7 through 20
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Fast fact checking facts: PolitiFact uses modern tools to inform voters

William Coburn
November 9, 2016
City College professor emeritus Dr. Jerry Mitchell visits the Centennial celebration with his family Oct. 15. Vanessa S. Nelson | vanessanelsonexpress@gmail.com

Despite intermittent showers, 3,000 participants celebrate centennial; Time capsule unearthed, live cats exhibit, chemistry explosions

William Coburn
October 24, 2016
After picking a berry, a Cedar Waxwing flips it into the air on it's way into it's mouth as a group of Waxwings feast on berries in Holladay, Saturday, March 8, 2014. Photo by Scott Sommerdorf

Notable alumni in centennial show; Russ Solomon Gallery presents photos from different eras

William Coburn
October 17, 2016
One of the longest-lived events at Sacramento City College was the annual Art Ball that was put on each year by students from 1927-1945

A century of 100 artifacts on display; Kondos Gallery takes historical turn for centennial celebration

William Coburn
October 17, 2016
History major Casey Denicore (left) takes advantage of no-cost blood pressure testing offered during City College's health fair April 24 in the Quad. Photo by James Bergin | Staff Photographer

100 blood pressure readings celebrate campus’ 100-year birthday; Nursing program promotes heart health by testing students

William Coburn
October 10, 2016
Logo of ITT Technical Institute

City College works to help students after ITT closure; Counselors reach out to students affected by for-profit college shutdown

William Coburn
October 10, 2016
The American Suic

Walk at Capitol to promote suicide prevention

William Coburn
October 1, 2016
Special Agent Steven D. Dupre speaks to City College students about career oppurtunities with the FBI on Oct. 8, 2015 in the Multi-Cultuaral Center at City College. Vanessa S. Nelson | vanessanelsonexpress@gmail.com

FBI agent to cover career opportunities in the bureau; Diversity, technology covered topics

William Coburn
September 19, 2016
SCC Feminist club member Emily Zavala-Aguilar helps Lorrelle Greene, social science major, fill out a survey for the club during City College’s Club Day sept. 24. Elizabeth Ramirez| Multimedia editor| elizabethramirezexpress@gmail.com

Club Day returns to spark connections; Array of clubs to participate, entice students to find common interests

William Coburn
September 18, 2016
City College custodians Amy Wright and Josephine Ciddio hurry to clean up broken glass after a break-in Aug. 29 at the Student Services building some time between Sunday night and early Monday morning. Photo by Vanessa S. Nelson vanessanelsonexpress@gmail.com

City College computers stolen in early morning hours from Student Services Building

William Coburn
August 29, 2016
Dr. Molly Springer was hired by City College this year as the first full-time dean of Student Equity, Success, Support and Student Development. Photo by Vanessa S. Nelson. | vanessanelsonexpress@gmail.com

New dean, new vision: Molly Springer oversees program to ensure educational success

William Coburn
May 12, 2016
California Newspaper Publishers Association legal counsel Nikki Moore talked to jouralism students about their rights with the First Amendent. April 11, 2016. Julie Jorgensen, Photo Editor. | juliejorgensenexpress@gmail.com

City College journalists take a crash course in the First Amendment

William Coburn
April 17, 2016
Polo Portela, City College freshman is the starting pitcher in the first game of a double hitter against Chabot College at Union Stadium on Feb. 5. Photos by Dianne Rose. dianne.rose.express@gmail.com

Helping change baseball team culture: Panthers pitcher Polo Portela brings family philosophy to program

William Coburn
March 24, 2016
The Los Rios Board of trustees is expected to approve the naming of the new photo gallery on the second floor of the Student Services building at City College in March. The gallery will be named for Russ Solomon, City College alumnus and founder of Tower Records. Vanessa Nelson, Photo Editor. | vanessanelsonexpress@gmail.com

Gallery to be named for Tower founder: Sacramento community raises $50,000 scholarship in alumnus Russ Solomon’s name

William Coburn
March 9, 2016
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