On Monday, Cindy Page was provisionally appointed as Trustee for Area 1 by the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Governing Board to represent the areas of Santee, Lakeside and Winter Gardens....

If you’re a student of meteorology or just another sunset enthusiast on Instagram, you may know that particularly vibrant sunsets seem to accompany the start of the fall season. Though with so many images...

Whether on the court or in the sand, Grossmont volleyball has built a reputation for winning. The women’s team closed last season with a 19-9 record, including a strong 12-4 mark in conference play.  Now,...

Griffins take the stage in the first two weeks of October, presenting The Servant of Two Masters, a reinvisioned Italian comedy directed by Geno Carr and adapted by AJ Knox and Samantha Ginn. The play...

Joining the many new faces of students and faculty this semester is Dr. Pamela Luster, who takes over as Grossmont’s interim president after the departure of former president Denise Whisenhunt last semester. Luster...

In the heart of the Griffin Center, Java Market is gated, with a sign stating the coffee shop is closed. That now leaves the Griffin Grill the only place on campus where students can get freshly made food. Located...

As students returned to campus this semester, they learned parking permits will now be required each term for the foreseeable future. Beginning Sept. 8, all cars need to have a permit, which is now...

If you are a student at Grossmont College struggling with mental health, you may not know about the free services available at the Health and Wellness Center. This semester, all students paid a $22...

If you are pursuing a career in STEM – science, technology, engineering or math – chances are you will have to take a calculus course for your degree. However, maybe you struggle with mathematics or...

Avian influenza, most popularly known as the “bird flu,” has affected more Americans than most realize. And while not really left the headlines, it recently came back to the forefront when Robert F....

Marine biology programs are facing a decline across Southern California, with dwindling student interest and shifts in funding impacting course availability. While some institutions have entirely phased...

As the college’s semester nears its end, the community of Grossmont bids goodbye to President Denise Whisenhunt, who will move to Fresno City College. There will be a transitional period until July,...