The long-awaited Pride Center has finally opened on campus. It aims to provide services and a safe space for LGBTQIA+ students at Grossmont.
The center is located in The Village, Building 70, Room...
This spring, the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District will say goodbye to a large group of graduating students, many of whom will transfer to four-year universities.
In preparation for the...
ASGC President Vi Huynh will be departing Grossmont College at the end of the Spring 2026 semester to continue his studies at San Jose State.
After two years at Grossmont, with the past year leading...
Job seekers of all backgrounds — including refugees, immigrants and disabled students — were all encouraged to attend the Job Resource Fair to get a head start on getting hired.
The Grossmont...
There are currently over 7 million people without jobs in the United States, and college students are feeling the heat.
This country has recently seen a shift in the job market, and doors are closing...
Gizmo’s Kitchen is a basic needs distribution center located inside the Griffin Center, offering students assistance with food insecurity and other basic necessities.
While many students are aware...
Grossmont faculty are uplifting the voices of the Latine community by celebrating Latine Heritage Month, despite a political climate currently trying to silence it.
Dr. Victoria Rodriguez, the dean...
California Community Colleges will implement the Common Course Numbering (CCN) system over the next three years, starting Fall 2025. The CCN is meant to ease the stress of transferable credits between...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month for those who may not be aware. It’s the time of the year for people to recognize mental health issues and the stigmas that surround mental illness.
According...
Through Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall, Grossmont Students have been through it all. The last thing any student wants is to be chilled with fear and uncertainty about their living situation.
Not...
Many Griffins attending Grossmont College may need further clarification about what they want to do in the future. They may be undecided, undeclared, or haven’t met with a counselor to discuss future...
The search for a new vice president of Administrative Services at Grossmont College has come to an end. Sheree Stopper, who previously served as the chief business officer for the Lemon Grove School District,...