The Spring 2023 Theater Arts Play “Big Love” will be on stage in late April. Students, who are actors, will take the stage at Z Space, and tell the story of love, gender politics and domestic violence.
Read MoreBy Beth Lederer bethlyn2020@gmail.com A chalkboard easel stands outside of Purusha Yoga Studio in the Richmond District welcoming Yoga
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San Francisco zero waste nonprofit Race to Zero Waste is hosting their annual festival and FUNdraiser at Crissy Field on April 1 2023 to kick off Climate Action Month.
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Young adults with disabilities are pushed to live independently though many never leave their parents’ homes.
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Lit Night is back at the Ocean Ale House, the Creative Writing department encourages students to participate. Write and read your own fiction, non fiction, and poetry for a live audience.
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City College’s Poetry for the People class of the Interdisciplinary Studies department reaps civic engagement through nightstand of poetry inspired by “Little Free Libraries.”
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Meet Sirron Norris, a well known illustrator and mural artist in San Francisco who uses the knowledge gained throughout his career to educate aspiring artists in the Mission District and in the general San Francisco community.
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In honor of Black History month, City College will host special events throughout February, as it has done for many years prior.
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Spring 2023 Welcome Day invited students to the Ocean Campus to explore City College offerings. Students and faculty were happy to be back on campus, and attendee numbers were high despite the rain.
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“Amplified Sanctuary Voices” is the newest exhibit at City College Rosenberg Library. English Professor Steven Mayers is calling on the City College Community to view this all important multi- media exhibit and to participate in solution-focused conversations on migration and climate change.
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Morrissey packs historic Fox Oakland Theater in sold out show. The Fox Oakland Theater has become a favorite among award winning musicians ever since it was bought by a man whose parents met at the theater.
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Institutions have realized that not only are Community Health Workers “cost effective,” they are more effective than the medical system alone.
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Judy Goodman, longtime Accessible Theater Arts teacher in City College’s Disabled Students Programs and Services department (DSPS), directs an adaptive version of Lin Manuel Miranda’s hip hop musical “In the Heights” for two performances on December 16. Goodman sparks creativity, self-confidence and self-expression in her students.
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