Rocky the Ram Suits Up in New Student-Designed Costume
City College of San Francisco hosted the first Rocky’s Runway Contest Show ever, held at the Chinatown Campus on December 8, 2023.
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City College Outlines Spring 2024 Marketing Plan
City College has a plan to retain students through spring 2024 and future semesters using various marketing and outreach tactics, but concerns have been raised that there aren’t enough classes to meet student needs.
Read MoreThe U.S Government is Doing More Harm than Good
We are paying taxes for the U.S government to waste it on killing civilians and torture human being while it should have been using for developing schools, the medical field, the infrastructure of the country and taking care of the homeless people on the streets.
Read MoreHomeless People Aren’t The Problem – The City Is
Irony is strong in San Francisco’s policies towards drug users and the unhoused – “street cleanups,” in which San Francisco Public Works employees harass people into moving, routinely take place in the very same neighborhoods where drug use is openly enabled. Large groups of unhoused people are moved from one block to another in the name of “cleaning up the streets,” and, as expected, they typically return to the areas shortly after – where else are they supposed to go?
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Board of Trustees President Expresses Concern About Ocean Campus Heating
A heating update given by Alberto Vasquez, associate vice chancellor of construction and planning, at the Board of Trustees meeting repeated much of the information offered in the Nov. 1 heating issues update, but several dates were mentioned for the completion of projects and the submission of designs to the California Division of the State Architecture (DSA).
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City College of San Francisco Justin Labagh is a Basketball Mastermind
City College of San Francisco has been known for a lot of things, including at one point being the largest Junior College west of the Mississippi River. As the school shrinks, the athletic program persists.
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Take a Hike To Mount Davidson
At 928 feet, Mount Davidson is the highest peak in San Francisco, even more than nearby better-known Twin Peaks. The park contains 40 acres of open space and is a lush wonderland of trees and wilderness right in the middle of urban San Francisco.
Read MorePresident Biden’s Age: How old is too old?
The president has stated numerous times that he still has the mental acuity and physical fitness for another four year term. I disagree.
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City College Rams Women’s Soccer Stun 1-Seed San Joaquin Delta in Overtime Triumph
Anticipating a tough match, the City College Rams secured a 2-1 win over the robust nature of the No. 1-seeded San Joaquin Delta squad on Tuesday, Nov. 21, in Round 2 of Northern California Regional Playoffs.
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City College celebrated Transgender Week of Resilience with a number of on campus events that highlighted both Trans Remembrance and Trans Joy.
“I wanted to share my loved ones,” he added. Finao began his call and response by honoring a trans-man from his life whom he lovingly referred to as his brother.
Read MoreDrowning in Potential
I’ve woken up every day for a while now, smelling smoke in my mind. I know something is burning and just keep my fingers crossed that the scent of swirling char can be traced back to a creative and fulfilling ignition of self burning off into the air … but deep down I know it is simply the smell of me burning down and out.
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In the Weeds: City College Struggles With Maintaining Landscaping
As part of the accreditation process, City College commissioned an environmental review that would form a part of its vision for the college in years to come. The review envisions “a park-like atmosphere at the campus with plazas offering views within the campus and vistas showing the surrounding cityscape. The plazas would provide spaces for student gatherings and collaboration.”
Read MoreRams Football Team’s Championship Hopes Are Over
The 2023 Rams’ dream of a state football championship ended in a nightmarish 41-6 massacre by the American River College Beavers in the Northern California Regional Playoffs in Sacramento on Nov. 25.
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