More than 60 poets, writers and listeners participated in a reading held by Grossmont’s own literary magazine the Acorn Review on Sept. 14.
Julie Cardenas, the publication’s faculty advisor, said...
What college student isn’t hungry for a cheap meal?
It’s not very often you get an opportunity to try the cooking of the students on campus, especially during a pandemic. This is that perfect opportunity...
After a long hibernation, live theater seems to be returning to stages across the country.
Along with movie theaters, baseball stadiums and concert venues, live theater and its audiences will have to...
The gloves are off! Oh, wait the claws-- or was it paws? It doesn’t matter because it's kaiju versus kaiju.
Giant monsters square off in “Godzilla vs. Kong,” which was released this spring. It’s...
The Hyde Art Gallery of Grossmont College closed the Spring semester with “Home-Made 2.” This exhibit features student work from a wide range of categories such as sculpture, drawing and painting,...
“Justice League” was a big blockbuster film made to challenge the likes of Marvel’s “Avengers.” It was released in 2017 and ended up being a major flop compared to its competition. Fast forward...
On April 26, Grossmont College’s literary arts department hosted a Poetry Slam featuring readings from a total of nine contestants. Each contestant recited a poem and was judged on a scale of one to...
Grossmont College’s very own dance department is about to make its debut this semester.
The dance department is getting ready to hold their spring 2021 concert “Entrances and Exits.” The concert...
Mortal Kombat has jumped from the video game screen back onto movie screens with its newest adaptation to thrill audiences with the franchise.
With a modest runtime of one hour and 50-minutes, the veteran...
We are now in the month of May, meaning it’s officially Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month. To celebrate, the Grossmont AAPI committee is hosting six events throughout the month where...
