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Grossmont College's Student News Media

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Grossmont College's Student News Media

The Summit

Philip Blanco standing in front of some rocket models in his office and holding one of the paper helicopters he plans to use as an activity in the new PSC-123 course.

All Systems Go

Sam Pollmann, Editor-In-Chief May 18, 2026

Grossmont College will offer a brand-new “Fundamentals of Aerospace Science” course next fall, after it was approved by the Governing Board during its April regular meeting.  The class, officially...

Interim President Dr. Pamela Luster

Equity Avenger Takes Office

Sam Pollmann, Staff Writer September 20, 2025

Joining the many new faces of students and faculty this semester is Dr. Pamela Luster, who takes over as Grossmont’s interim president after the departure of former president Denise Whisenhunt last semester. Luster...

Grossmont President seated at a desk in an office with red and white walls and framed art on display.

Leadership Changes

Saul Ruiz, Deputy Editor June 4, 2025

As the college’s semester nears its end, the community of Grossmont bids goodbye to President Denise Whisenhunt, who will move to Fresno City College. There will be a transitional period until July,...

Dear Colleague Letter

Dear Colleague Letter

Nathaly Estremera, Editor-in-Chief March 17, 2025

The Department of Education (ED) emailed a “Dear Colleague” letter to all K-12 and post-secondary schools nationwide Feb 14. The letter, which is an official policy communication, claimed diversity,...

Dreams on Hold

Dreams on Hold

Anthony Seaton, Staff Writer March 17, 2025

 President Donald Trump’s inauguration marked new levels of immigration enforcement, sparking fear and uncertainty within immigrant communities across the nation. New policies, expanded Immigration...

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Financial Aid Fiasco?

Saul Ruiz and Aaron Luna October 13, 2024

Difficulties among students emerge as the word around the Grossmont campus is students feel left in the dark when it comes to financial aid and disbursement this semester, especially as forms such as the...

District Diversity

District Diversity

Andrew Breitenbach, Deputy Editor April 17, 2023

When San Diego County residents think of English as a second language, they may assume Spanish as an individual's first language. It is a natural assumption because San Diego borders Tijuana, Mexico. However,...

Hot Shots

Hot Shots

Gideon Fogt, Staff Writer March 12, 2022
Friction builds between the district and unvaccinated members of the campus claiming a lack of communication and inconsistencies in the vaccine mandate resolution.
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