Building 70 is the home to the Library, Tech Mall and The Village, where students spend their free time studying, collaborating or using the resources available. Recently, the library has added new furniture...

Students still may not be informed about the situation with federal aid reimbursement, while the college attempts to calculate needed aid and adjust to newer federal requirements regarding the FAFSA (Free...

The end-of-year holidays are approaching, and for the East County students, this means many holiday events and celebrations within the cities and on campus. Many events take place across Santee, El Cajon...

As a Grossmont alum who returned as Grossmont’s new speech and debate coach after five years, Andrew Jassick is a living example of how impactful the program can be. The U.S. Navy veteran started his...

Difficulties among students emerge as the word around the Grossmont campus is students feel left in the dark when it comes to financial aid and disbursement this semester, especially as forms such as the...

It’s no secret Grossmont has struggled in football the previous years. However, Mason Mitchell is looking to change that. Mitchell Is a former arena football player for the Stockton Lightning, which...

The Fall Reading Series by Grossmont’s Creative Writing program started with Journalist Ruben Navarrette on Sept. 25. Speaking during Banned Books Week, Navarrette emphasized the importance of storytelling....

The college’s athletics are in full swing and the Griffins are giving it their all in every game. Every minute counts out on the courts and fields, as Grossmont gets closer to earning a spot in the championships...

Ever wonder how far your professors’ artistic passions go? Now you can see at the “Grossmont Open” exhibit currently showing at the Hyde Art Gallery. The exhibit highlights works submitted by faculty,...

On Sept. 16, 1810, around 2 a.m. in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico, Miguel Hidalgo y Castilla rang the church bells in a town now called Dolores Hidalgo and gathered a crowd of indigenous and mestizos...

One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel García Mȧrquez “One Hundred Years of Solitude” is a multi-generational novel following the Buendía family in the fictional town of Macondo. With a blend...