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Sullivan Named Coca-Cola Academic Team Member
San Diego City College student Keith Sullivan has been named to the 2026 Coca-Cola Academic Team, earning a scholarship for his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to serving others. Balancing a 4.0 GPA with advocacy and hands-on work supporting individuals in recovery, his journey reflects both impact and purpose.
San Diego City College Named One of California’s Best Cybersecurity Programs
San Diego City College has been named one of California’s top cybersecurity degree programs by Programs.com, highlighting the college’s leadership in preparing students for high-demand careers in cyber defense. The recognition reflects the strength, affordability, and workforce alignment of the college’s STEM-designated Bachelor of Science in Cyber Defense and Analysis, a program built around hands-on learning, real-world cyber operations, and industry-recognized frameworks. Offered online and in person at community college tuition rates, the program expands access to above-livable-wage careers while helping meet California’s growing need for cybersecurity professionals. This spring, the college will celebrate the graduation of its first cohort—marking a major milestone in its role within the state’s cybersecurity talent pipeline.
Teri Monte: Discovering Herself Through Theatre
After following her sister’s footsteps to San Diego City College, Teri Monte found more than just classes—she found confidence, community, and a path to a backstage career in theatre. Overcoming childhood homelessness and early academic struggles, she’s now thriving as a screenwriter, stage tech, and actor with big dreams for the future. Her story is one of resilience, rediscovery, and the power of finding your place.
Father-and-Son Duo getting it Done at City College
Father and son Eddie and “Lil Eddie” Michel are the unsung heroes behind San Diego City College’s daily operations — one leading the facilities crew, the other managing campus deliveries. With decades of dedication between them, their story highlights a powerful family legacy of service and care. From everyday logistics to moments of real courage, the Michels are proof that “You Belong” isn’t just a motto — it’s a mission.
Mitch Charlens Reaches 400th Win
Men’s Basketball Coach Mitch Charlens hit a major milestone with his 400th career win at San Diego City College, leading the Knights to a 67-31 victory over Barstow. With over two decades at the helm, Charlens has built a powerhouse program that includes a state championship, multiple conference titles, and a .688 win percentage. His latest win was a team effort, powered by standout freshman Dylan Griffin and strong bench support.
Teri Monte: Discovering Herself Through Theatre
After following her sister’s footsteps to San Diego City College, Teri Monte found more than just classes—she found confidence, community, and a path to a backstage career in theatre. Overcoming childhood homelessness and early academic struggles, she’s now thriving as a screenwriter, stage tech, and actor with big dreams for the future. Her story is one of resilience, rediscovery, and the power of finding your place.
Father-and-Son Duo getting it Done at City College
Father and son Eddie and “Lil Eddie” Michel are the unsung heroes behind San Diego City College’s daily operations — one leading the facilities crew, the other managing campus deliveries. With decades of dedication between them, their story highlights a powerful family legacy of service and care. From everyday logistics to moments of real courage, the Michels are proof that “You Belong” isn’t just a motto — it’s a mission.
Mitch Charlens Reaches 400th Win
Men’s Basketball Coach Mitch Charlens hit a major milestone with his 400th career win at San Diego City College, leading the Knights to a 67-31 victory over Barstow. With over two decades at the helm, Charlens has built a powerhouse program that includes a state championship, multiple conference titles, and a .688 win percentage. His latest win was a team effort, powered by standout freshman Dylan Griffin and strong bench support.