In the world we live in right now, one of the most pressing issues is the war between Russia and Ukraine. With all of the turmoil and pain going on in Ukraine, one would question the health and mental...

On February 24, Russia invaded Ukraine and sparked Europe’s biggest refugee crisis since World War II. While four million refugees fled to Poland, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia, the rest of the world...

Understanding the war in Ukraine and the facts surrounding it seems like something that should be reasonably easy. But it almost becomes overwhelming with so many different views on how and why this is...

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...

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....

The search for the new Grossmont president is nearly over. After former President Nabil Abu-Gazaleh formally retired last year, the search for Grossmont’s new president began. The college has narrowed...

Why Women’s History Month? Women’s History Month is an opportunity to appreciate and become educated on women’s history, current struggles, and the hurdles they had to face to overcome them.  According...

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of anti-Asian and anti-Pacific Islander hate crimes has grown at an alarming rate.  In response to this issue, three members of Grossmont College’s...

Following the recent events of the Black Lives Matter movement, many streaming platforms such as Hulu and Netflix have introduced a new segment to their programs.   For Netflix, it’s the “Strong...

On March 3, Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) won the presidential primary in San Diego County and the state of California as a whole. Local politics were also in the mix. At the time of print, the San Diego...