David J Bohnet

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Feature and Sports Editor at The Mesa Press

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REVIEW: GI Film Festival elevates Veteran voices

4 weeks ago | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

San Diego City College Film, TV and Journalism students attended the short documentary film screening on Thursday May 8, as part of a three-day, military-focused GI Film Festival at the Museum of Photographic Art in Balboa Park. The 10th annual San Diego-based film festival showcased five short documentaries that covered a range of topics and emotions felt by service members in combat areas during World War II, the Vietnam War and the longest war in U.S. history, Afghanistan.
City College to vote on new ASG executive board

1 month ago | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

The 2024/2025 academic year at San Diego City College may be running out, but the voting for the new Associated Students Government has just begun. Voting for the new ASG executive board is now open and will continue through Saturday, May 3. Students should have received an email with voting material via their SDCCD student email. As the current ASG members reflect on their time, they look to finish strong this spring.
Chicano Park’s connection to San Diego City College lives on

1 month ago | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

Set up began early, around 7 a.m., for Vincent Yanez and Diego Salcedo. As their team set up a booth at the 55th annual Chicano Park Day, the pair of City College student outreach ambassadors noticed something shimmering just above the neighboring booth. That surprise glistening emanated from a 70-foot high mural that covers two massive pillars under the Coronado Bridge.
BREAKING: Earthquake prompts evacuations at City College

1 month ago | sdcitytimes.com | Bailey Kohnen |David J Bohnet

Categories: Follow for more updatesApril 14, 2025 San Diego City College buildings were briefly evacuated on Monday an earthquake rattled downtown San Diego. The initial magnitude 5.2 earthquake, centered 2.5 miles south of Julian, was followed by as many as eight aftershocks, according to the United States Geological Survey. Follow for the latest updates Your donation will support the student journalists of San Diego City College.
La administración del City College asegura a los estudiantes la seguridad del campus tras los incidentes

2 months ago | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

En la mañana del 22 de febrero, los miembros del campus de San Diego City Community College recibieron una alerta indicando un robo a mano armada cerca de Schwartz Square. La víctima, un estudiante de Educación Continua, sufrió lesiones mínimas y está previsto una pronta recuperación. Este suceso nos recuerda como nuestra propia seguridad puede estar en riesgo en cualquier momento y lugar sin previo aviso. Este ha sido el segundo asalto este año.
City College celebrates Women’s History Month with simultaneous softball and tennis showcase

2 months ago | sdcitytimes.com | Danny Straus |David J Bohnet

San Diego City College celebrated Women’s History Month with the Knights’ women’s tennis and softball teams both in action on Tuesday, March 18. Roughly 200 City College community attendees were given black and pink commemorative jerseys and were treated to lunch just beyond center field at Beck Hock Field. City’s mental health department was also in attendance and reminded fans of future events and resources they provide. The following passages recap each of the days events.
Safety a concern at City College

2 months ago | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

San Diego City Community College received a campus-wide alert early in the morning on Feb. 22, indicating there had been a robbery at knife point near Schwartz Square. The victim, a Continuing Ed student, sustained minor injuries but is expected to make a full recovery. This stark reminder of how our personal safety can become abruptly at risk and without warning. This was the second stabbing this year and in both instances the assailant was apprehended quickly and awaits due process.
San Diego City College men’s tennis team blanks short-handed Desert 9-0

Feb 21, 2025 | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

In a dominating match, Friday, Feb. 20, vs College of the Desert, the San Diego City men’s tennis team plowed its way to a resounding 9-0 win in its first home court appearance in 2025. The Knights are now 2-0 in Inland Empire Athletic Conference play and 4-1 overall. The Knights are hot, winning 4-straight matches, and haven’t given up a single game in the last 3 matches. Head coach Brandon Lupian knows that wins won’t always come so easy.
Knights’ Table cracks down on non-student access to pantry

Feb 7, 2025 | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

In an effort to curb the use of the Knights’ Table Food Pantry by non-students, the Basic Needs Center on the San Diego City College campus has implemented a new check-in system, effective Jan. 21, 2025. The previous check-in system of providing a student ID did not immediately verify students’ current or future enrollment.
VIDEO: City College women’s basketball team out-matched by first-place Palomar

Feb 6, 2025 | sdcitytimes.com | David J Bohnet

Editor’s note: City Times Media’s David J. Bohnet and Danny Straus added play-by-play and color commentary for this women’s basketball game. To watch the video, click here. Audio feeds and transcripts will be shared as they become available. The San Diego City College women’s basketball team (10-13, 3-6 PCAC) lost, 81-66, on Wednesday, Feb. 5 to the Palomar Comets (16-6, 8-0 PCAC) at Harry West Gym.