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City College Panthers defeated Shasta College 44-5 in a dual meet on Wednesday, Oct. 25. The victory was highlighted by pin falls from Ahmmaad Lewis and Evan Glines, and technical victories by Jacob Hodge and Ammar Khan, according to the team page on the Panthers site.

The Panthers won eight of the 10 contested matches and are now 2-0 in the 2023 through 2024 West Division standings, according to the California Community College Athletic Association, where various California community colleges

The deadline and application process for the Free Application for Student Aid form, more commonly known as the FAFSA form, is approaching in December.

There have been a series of revamping efforts to the FAFSA form, and according to an article in the New York Times, this revamping is happening in an effort to streamline the process of applying to FAFSA. The new form is being called the “FAFSA Simplification Act.”

Lots of California undergraduate students apply for and use FAFSA, and according

City College Panthers hosted the Diablo Valley Vikings and won all three rounds of volleyball to push their overall record to 13-12 on Wednesday Oct. 25, led by game leaders Abby Shackelford, Lydia Rider, and Tara Benkowski.

The Panthers players were vocal throughout the competition from their preparation of the game to the end result. From the moment the ball was in the air, the team communicated to each other yelling, “I got it! I got it!” to let the rest of the team know that the ball was co

City College Panthers hosted a wrestling tournament invitational on Saturday, Sep. 16 in the North Gym where they competed and won against wrestlers from 12 California community colleges.

City College won the tournament with a total of 282.5 points, followed by Fresno City College with 250.5 points and Bakersfield College with 199.5 points.

Originally called the Sacramento City College Invitational, City College agreed to change the name in honor of longtime head coach David Pacheco. Pacheco s

Associate Vice President of Adminstration Michael Lawlor said over 60% of students were enrolled in online classes while 29% were enrolled in in-person classes and 11% were enrolled in hybrid classes. Over 13,000 unduplicated students were enrolled in the spring 2023 semester.

Over 60% of students in the spring 2023 semester were enrolled in online classes a campus official said.

Associate Vice President of Administration Michael Lawlor said about 29% of students were enrolled in in-person cla

The Nest Support and Coaching Specialist Emely Salgado at the event with the kids on March 23 in the Child Development Center. Salgado is helping teach kids how to play basketball.

The Nest hosted an event for student-parents to bring their kids to campus on March 23.

The event is called “Music, Movement, and Stories with The Nest” and took place in the Child Development Center. Nest Coordinator Jeannette Mulhern said she wanted the event to be a place for kids to play while student-parents ca