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,...
Grossmont’s Conservation Club is planning a campus beautification event in honor of Earth Day on Friday, April 21. Other clubs are also expected to participate in the occasion.
The club is working...
“SheSpeaks: A Musical Theatre Revue” ran in Stagehouse Theatre March 2 to 4.
The perspectives of female composers and lyricists in musical theatre over the past century are celebrated. We honor...
On Wednesday, March 23, Grossmont College will host its second annual Refugee Job Fair. The event is set to take place in the main quad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
More than 50 employers are expected...
The teams of the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference aren't the only opposition Griffins Baseball has to worry about this season. Record-breaking rainfall across Southern California has also presented challenges...
This past February was a big month for the Grossmont Speech and Debate team. During the last weekend of the month, they placed third out of 17 community colleges that participated in the...
April Fools’ Day often brings back memories of pranks of grade and high school.
Back then, it seemed like pranks were being done by everyone including teachers, but are people still pulling pranks...
Since COVID-19, students at Grossmont College have been gradually returning to campus from online learning. This has left some students curious about the purpose of the construction and how it impacts...
As we get prepared for the 2023 New Year and semester, we are steadily seeing the campus enter full swing. The latest improvements are coming to the perimeter drive to restore the functionality and appearance...
The responsibility to practice healthy habits regarding to the encroaching winter season falls on everyone. You could be exposed to cold, flu and possibly COVID-19 germs as you are at work or studying...
Students often overlook the importance of being prepared. More times than not, we have had troubling occurrences and dangerous events take place be it at school or in public spaces.
Being...
Raul Sandelin is no stranger to San Diego. He is a local who went to elementary, middle and high school in El Cajon, graduating from Grossmont High in 1981. Sandelin also attended Grossmont College before...
