The Trojans played Gavilan College on Nov. 23 at Skyline College.
Matt Pacelli chats with the coach and players of the Skyline College basketball team after their home game on Nov. 23.
The Skyline women's basketball team played Feather River College on Nov. 18, 2011.
Skyline's Performing Arts Showcase included music, dancing and even singing. Students showed off their talent and the hard work they put in this semester in their arts classes.
Skyline hosted its third annual Performing Arts Showcase on Nov. 19 in the Skyline College theater.
The Skyline View news editor Matt Pacelli interviews the people involved in organizing the Performing Arts Showcase.
Some not-to-be-missed moments from the Trojans' first home game
The Skyline basketball team played their first home game of the season against Alameda College on Nov. 11, 2011.
Kendrick Lamar has been hailed by hip hop legends like Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre as the future of west coast Hip Hop and he sure proved why with a sold out show at the New Parish in Oakland, CA Friday night. He had the crowd rockin’, they knew each song word for word and the energy was contagious. I caught up with the Compton native after his sold out performance backstage: he speaks on staying relevant, afro centricity and tells us that his debut album will be ready next year.
On Monday Oct. 24th, Skyline College staged its annual Transfer Day for prospective transfer students. Over 25 universities were showcased at the yearly event. Representatives from many California schools (and some universities outside of California) congregated in the Skyline cafeteria to give students preparing to transfer information about their respective schools. This is a slideshow of Transfer Day at Skyline College on October 24, 2011.
Skyline Honors program hosted an informal open event at the multicultural center down at building 4, on Oct 21. The events included members of the Honors Transfer program, Puenie, LEAP, FYE, Asian Students Program, and ASTEP and was meant to make students aware of the multicultural and the different program which now call it home.
In honor of Latino Heritage month, Skyline College hosted an Aztec extravaganza for students' enjoyment on Oct. 12. This slideshow features the dances, outfits, and performers participating in the event.
The Latino Heritage month celebration for Dia de la Raza at Skyline was on Oct. 12, 2011. The panel was made of history professor John Ulloa, linguistics professor Luciana Castro, and Directer Andres Connell of Casa La Raza at Palo Alto. The panel talked about the history of education, the statistics of Latinos in prison, and Latin culture and language from a personal aspects and the importance of networking to ensure success and connect with other people.
Skyline College was treated to a performance by visiting Aztec dancers in honor of Latino Heritage month. The dancers performed in the quad on Wednesday, Oct. 12 to celebrate Día de la Raza, or "day of the race." Día de la Raza is essentially the celebration Mexico has to celebrate Christopher Columbus' discovery of the Americas.
Julia Hansen's World of Music class
Julia Hansen is a professor at Skyline College that teaches World Music on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in Building 1. In her class you don't just listen to CDs, she will bring in artists to perform for the students. If you're interested in seeing performances like this, you should check the bulletin board outside of her office in room 1109.
Skyline college students present in the cafeteria on Friday, Sept. 15 bore witness to the infectious musical styling of Nerio De Grassi and his Latin Jazz Quintet. The performance was organized by the ASSC to mark the beginning of Latino Heritage Month.
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