01 Nov 2017
Posted by Emily Pinkerton 
Strained relations between have created a road block when it comes to tourism and acquainting oneself with the tropical island nation of Cuba. Since the passing of its dictator Fidel Castro, former President Barack Obama amended ties to the once blacklisted country. Rectifying relations with Cuba...
Read more → 02 Jan 2017
Posted by Michael Puente 
Fidel Castro (left) with his brother and president of Cuba Raul Castro The death of 90-year-old Fidel Castro in November shocked the world. The passing of the Cuban dictator also drew mixed reactions from Americans from one of support to disdain. Of course, Cubans living in Miami probably...
Read more → 29 Mar 2016
Posted by Felix A. Rojas 
I have been an avid fan of baseball for as long as I can remember. Being born in La Havana, Cuba baseball is our religion, it is our driving force in sports, and it is everything. For the last 55 years, Cuban born players have been forced to risk their lives to escape a communistic regime that suppresses...
Read more →
CCSJ Men's Bowling Makes History, James and Holden to Face Off on Saturday
Shed those winter pounds at the CCSJ Summer Body Boot Camp
CCSJ Students Shine at Hobart Literary Event
Graduation is upon CCSJ's Priscilla Aponte
CCSJ Invites Students To Trivia and Movie Night
Fight the Power! Annual Humanities Festival Serves up Rebellion
Speech Day Celebrates Its 5th Year at the Humanities Festival
Screening of Selma Recalls CCSJ's Role in Historic Event