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...
Car break-ins, hit-and-runs, stolen property, vandalism, and crime are usually solved with the help of cameras. Although our campus has two deputies assigned to provide safety to Grossmont students and...
Undocumented community college students will now be eligible for federal financial aid, known as the Pell Grant.
Undocumented students attending California community colleges paying thousands of dollars...
Disruptions from COVID-19 have been the norm for almost two years in the U.S. Higher education institutions have faced pandemic-related challenges across the nation, including Grossmont College’s lack...
“What am I going to do?”
This was the question millions were asking when COVID-19 hit, and people began losing jobs and companies wholly shut down. This was a reality check for so many as they realized...
Live Well San Diego has started a pilot project that involves making impressive changes, starting with getting easy access to free menstrual products for women all across the city. Say goodbye to those...
Many psychological conditions have acronyms for their names, like MDD (Major Depressive Disorder,) or GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder.) However, none are quite as fitting as SAD, which stands for Seasonal...
