Jonny Richardson

1 week ago | mesapress.com | Jonny Richardson

May 29, 2025 With the accelerated advancement of AI, San Diego Mesa College’s Academic Senate has created a task force to decide the college’s best approach towards it. The Academic Senate is the teacher’s version of a student government that meets twice each month, made up of at least one full-time faculty member from each department. Andrew Hoffman serves as its president. “It’s not going to disappear, right?

3 weeks ago | mesapress.com | Jonny Richardson

San Diego Mesa baseball scored five runs in the last three innings but failed to come back from a six -run deficit that ended their season in a 7-6 loss to the Palomar Comets on May 8. The Olympians scored three times in the seventh inning, twice in the eighth inning and got the game-tying run on base in the ninth inning before a game-ending double play knocked them out of the playoffs. “They worked really hard to get in a good position and I’m really proud of them,” head coach Jake Portugal said.

1 month ago | mesapress.com | Jonny Richardson

May 8, 2025 Brian Huynh found the Kapwa Learning Community by accident. He was invited by a friend who said there was a new Asian-American learning community and that he should join. So he gave it a chance. “Now that I’m here, I think it’s like one of the best decisions I’ve ever made,” Huynh said. “Within two or three days of classes, we were all tight-knit as a community.”Through joining that group, Huynh then co-founded the Asian Pacific Diversity Club and led it as its first president.

1 month ago | esdsports.com | Jonny Richardson

Christian Poidevin, Shilo Klein and Hugh Roach each scored two tries as the San Diego Legion (7-5, 38 points, 2nd West) earned a 45-36 victory over the Eastern Conference’s NOLA Gold (4-7, 28 points, 4th East). The Legion finished a stretch of 3 matches in 9 days, earning 12 of the possible 15 points with their two wins and getting each four-try bonus point. Their 7-point loss to the Utah Warriors on Wednesday accounts for the other point they earned.

1 month ago | esdsports.com | Jonny Richardson

Padres batters hit San Francisco Giants starter Logan Webb for five runs over five innings, including three in the first, as the Padres won 7-4 in the series opener with the Giants who started the night in a first-place tie with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West. The Nos. 5-9 hitters each recorded at least one hit as the Friars combined for 11 hits – their most since April 18, eight games – and their seven runs was the most since April 14, 11 games.