The superintendent-president has an opportunity to demonstrate equitable leadershipOctober 14, 2026
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A historically male dominated department reaches record enrollment of womenOctober 13, 2026
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On Saturday, Oct. 10, The Channels received 18 awards at the regional Journalism Association of Community Colleges conference at California State University, Northridge, in...




Reporting stories around campus this past year, it has been impossible for us to ignore declining campus morale. From the district proposing classified staff layoffs based...
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On the plain white walls of City College’s painting studio, students' workstations fill the room with an abundance of color. The college’s multifaceted art department...



Practicing for their next opponent, the team is going over their plays, splashing with every stroke they swim and constantly striving to get better. The sound of the balls...




Julieta Tomas grew up with a dad who fixed cars for a living, so engine grease wasn’t new to her. Walking into City College's Automotive Services and Technologies program...




In a rapidly changing landscape of artificially generated art that removes real people from the process, The Channels has set out to highlight...










