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Articles by Will Mauriz
City science club navigates need for culturally relevant integration
SD SACNAS chapter perseveres through pandemic hurdles The closed lab doors of the S building at City College. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor December 14, 2021 The large windows of the S Building on the San Diego City College campus allow for lots of natural light to illuminate the four floors of primarily empty hallways due to limited in-person classes. For now, the lab doors are closed and community spaces sealed off.
GALLERY: A look back at City College’s inaugural Fall Fest (with video)
Students packed Schwartz Plaza on Dec. 8 for the first time since March 2020 Fall Fest and Study Jam attendees get information about City College’s programs and services from one of the many booths at the event.
LIVE BLOG: City College sets the stage for Fall Fest
Officials say the first 150 registered students to attend will receive $500 each San Diego City College students and faculty set up for the Fall Fest in Schwartz Plaza Kathryn Gray, Jakob McWhinney, Christopher Tapanes, Will Mauriz, Aldo Ramirez, and Kathy Archibald December 8, 2021 As San Diego City College staff prepared for today’s Fall Fest, at which they advertised $75,000 in student aid will be distributed in $500 increments to the first 150 eligible students to attend, a crowd of...
San Diego music scene navigates the uncertainty of pandemic life
Surviving music venues steer through reopening amid a precarious economy The artist Your Smith sings as opening act to sold out show at the Music Box on Oct. 13. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Will Mauriz, Assistant Editor, CityScene December 6, 2021 This story was featured in the fall 2021 edition of CityScene magazine. The white and yellow lights of the Music Box marquee sign illuminated the 1300 block of India Street.
Knights dominant in tournament play
City men successful in hosting first home tournament, get ready for top state team Knights Josh Williams goes for a layup after break away steal at Knights Invitational tournament on Oct. 13. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Will Mauriz, Sports Editor November 24, 2021 The entire San Diego City College men’s basketball team finished its practice Oct. 17 with intensity as the Knights sprinted down the full court and back after several hours of practice.
Knights women enter historic postseason
City cross country and soccer make history with postseason bids (Right to left) Rachel Karalnik, Mariana Lara Pantoja and Natalie Garcia start off a practice run before their State championship bid. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor November 18, 2021 The Knights women’s cross country team held its last practice on Oct. 16, preparing for something it has never been part of before — a state championship run.
Fresh start for Knights women basketball
City ready to host first home tournament in almost two years Knights women’s basketball get in one last practice before the second tourney of the season. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor November 11, 2021 The Knights women’s basketball team’s midday practice wound down with targeted basketballs flying inbounds to alternating teammates in a passing drill on Oct. 10, a day before City goes to its second tournament of the 2021-2022 season.
Knights basketball set to start season with new coach
Basketball season opens today with out-of-conference tourney Knights men’s basketball prepares for team pictures at the last practice before their season starts. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor November 4, 2021 The athletes of the Knights men’s basketball team groomed up for squad photos with their shoelaces tied, shirts tucked in and best smiles ready.
Knights volleyball goes down with a fight
City’s volleyball team refocuses to end of season on a good note Knights Kally Norvell and Elizabeth Hunsaker block volleyball at home match against Palomar College on Oct. 27. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Will Mauriz, Sports Editor November 3, 2021 The high ceilings of Harry West Gymnasium housed a rematch with a nail-biting ending as the City College women’s volleyball team lost its chance to seek revenge against Palomar College on Oct. 27.
REVIEW: City Theatre continues to deliver the spooky with live theatre
Director Kate Stone and students brings William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy “Macbeth” to Saville Theatre The cast of City produced play Macbeth curtain call after their performance on Oct. 29. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor November 3, 2021 In post-apocalyptic downtown San Diego, the city skyline in ruins and backlit with an omniscient purple light, you follow the dark journey into the madness of the forsaken King of Scotland.
Women’s cross country has best showing in 32 years
City’s Yesenia Huerta runs at the PCAC championship on Oct. 22. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 27, 2021 Small yellow flags waved in the cool wind lining the trails at Liberty Station’s NTC Park, which was set ablaze by the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) cross country championship on Oct. 22. The San Diego City College women’s cross country team had heavy competition as all San Diego colleges participated in the meet.
Knights volleyball edges out Imperial Valley, wins in 5
Knights Volleyball plays at home match against Imperial Valley college on Oct. 20 /Zoom screen-shot Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 25, 2021 Music blared and the lights of digital banners reflected off the polished wooden floors of Harry West Gymnasium as the City College women’s volleyball team celebrated snapping a five-match losing streak on Oct. 20.
Artist redefines self-identity through poetry at City World Cultures event
Poet, performer and educator shares navigating life as a disabled “Filipinx-Amerikan” transgender queer Poet Kay Ulanday Barrett shares poetry at the Zoom event ,Liberation Shows Up !on Oct. 14. Zoom screenshot Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 19, 2021 With the natural light of the New Jersey sun peering through the window of his living room, the poems of Kay Ulanday Barrett engaged in powerful self-expression by sharing elements of rap, hip-hop, storytelling, theater, jazz and rock.
Energy of Knights women’s soccer soaring
Knights women’s soccer team huddles up after practice on October 14. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 15, 2021 With eight games left in the fall season, the San Diego City College women’s soccer team has hit a new gear. The Knights (6-1, 5-1 in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference) offense has been nearly impossible to stop, scoring 9 goals in a single game against Imperial Valley on Oct. 12.
VIDEO: City College volleyball player takes the lead
Get to know Knights volleyball captain Kally Norvell Gustavo Celarie Kally Norvell sets the volleyball for a Knights player. City College Knights courtesy photo Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 14, 2021 On road trips with the San Diego City College volleyball team, sophomore biochemistry major Kally Norvell can usually be found diligently studying in the Knights team van despite the bumps and swerves of the road.
City College club life struggles to adapt, continues to recruit
Before the pandemic, City College clubs and organizations recruited at events like Block Party, pictured here in 2018. File photo Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 8, 2021 Students actively enrolled in at least one class at San Diego City College still have the opportunity to establish or reactivate a City club or organization, despite the deadline having passed on Sept. 30. Traditionally clubs and organizations offer ways for students to get involved in their local community and on campus.
RECAP: City College sports find team chemistry
Knights sports showing success with soccer, cross-country, and volleyball in season Will Mauriz (From right) Roberto Perez advancing the ball downfield against Victor Valley College Aaron Felix with teammate Javier Monarrez trailing. Will Mauriz, Sports Editor October 6, 2021 The Knights men’s soccer team put on an offensive showcase with a 6-3 victory against the Victor Valley Rams (1-1-3).
Knights soccer team dominate second half to earn the win
The San Diego City College women’s soccer team took the field for its pregame warm-up on Sept. 28 clapping in rhythm, flashing smiles and laughing excitedly. The rhythm continued as trucks and cars blared their horns in support as they passed the Knights’ home field and merged onto the 5 freeway. Each time, City’s athletes reciprocated in cheers. The momentum of the Knights (2-1) carried through the game, as they upended Grossmont College, ending with a 3-0 victory.
RECAP: City College sports back in action
Knights settle in for fall season Will Mauriz City College cross country athletes (from left) Yesenia Huerta, Zheng Zeng, Sofya Chernyak train for upcoming meets. Photo by Will Mauriz/City Times Media Will Mauriz, Multimedia Journalist September 23, 2021 Harry West Gymnasium may seem locked up from outside, but behind closed doors San Diego City College’s sports teams are getting back into their routines. Due to the COVID-19 shutdown, on-campus practices were not permitted for over a year.
City College Library reopens to students
The second floor of the San Diego City College Learning Resource Center is opened indoors exclusively to students by appointment. Photo by Philip Salata/City Times Media To watch the full espiode of Newscene, click here. The taxi yellow doors of the Learning Resource Center Library reopened on September 20 to registered San Diego City College students.
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