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,...

 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...

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...

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,...

With elections looming large, many Californians – Grossmont students included – are gearing up to cast their ballots in another crucial midterm cycle. One local race students will want to keep their...

Grossmont College recently began its termination procedures for its unvaccinated employees.  Up until Feb. 22, employees were allowed to work remotely regardless of their vaccination status. Since...

Grossmont College recently celebrated its 60th birthday on Sept. 11. One of the many ways Grossmont’s staff has decided to celebrate not only Grossmont but also Random Act of Kindness Day, which is on...

A virtual open forum was held to announce the 2021-2022 budget, and discuss plans to return to campus in spring for the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District. Chancellor Lynn Neault hosted the...

Officials have warned that fake and fraudulent applications have been submitted to many community colleges in California, including Grossmont. The trend began as colleges have shifted to online coursework...

Denise Whisenhunt has been settling into her new role as Grossmont College’s president. The former San Diego City College Vice President of Student Affairs, Whisenhunt began her new role on July 1....

It's circa 2021, when many people still enjoy being in the presence of others. But the new norm is to learn through monitors, and the only time you get to be in the classroom now is for labs and a few...