News Center: March 2025
Ms. Gui Lewis: A Story of Grit and Commitment at City
Ms. Guillermina "Gui" Lewis, a dedicated media technician at City, has become a cornerstone of our beloved campus community. Her journey, from Mexico City to Tijuana and finally San Diego, is a testament to her grit and deep commitment to helping others. Through her role, she has made a lasting impact on students and colleagues, embodying the values of tenacity and determination that are representative of International Women’s Day 2025.
Michelle Romero: Keeping Her Eyes on the Prize of Effecting Change in Immigration Laws
At just 14, Michelle Romero’s life was uprooted when her undocumented family left the U.S. for Mexico, fearing deportation. Now a standout student and Vice President of City College’s Associated Student Government, she’s using her experiences to shape immigration policy and advocate for mixed-status families. Recently named a national semifinalist for the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Transfer Scholarship, Romero is on a path to make a lasting impact—read more about her inspiring journey.