Don’t miss the ‘Show of Shows’
By Bethaney Lee The Visual Media Design Department, in part with the City College Concert and Lecture Series, is presenting
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Hurricane hits home for City College students
By Bethaney Lee Hurricane Harvey, Irma and now Jose have inflicted fear upon people throughout the country; City College students
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Enrollment Will Not Grow Without Proper Marketing
By Bethaney Lee In the bustling world of the 21st century colleges rely on Public Information Officers (PIO) who are
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Put it into drive
By Bethaney Lee Tucked away through a series of corridors and far in the back of City College’s
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Cliques of creepy clowns have come to town
Creepy clowns have infiltrated our nation’s culture and are now lurking in our city’s own backyards.
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Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist develop ‘Solito, Solita’
In an oral history project relaying the stories of young Central American immigrants, City College English professor Steven Mayers and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and educator Jonathan Freedman recorded testimonies for their upcoming book titled “Solito, Solita.”
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Zeena Schreck advocates free education
Renowned multimedia artist and spiritual guide Zeena Schreck credits City College as being a key life factor for her in 1979, when the college still offered San Franciscans the free enrollment Proposition W strives to reclaim.
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Bookstore Attempts to Combat Rising Book Costs
Follett Higher Education Group Inc., the corporation responsible for stocking the CCSF Bookstore, has made attempts to reduce student spending through their used and rental textbook programs.
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City College film professor Lise Swenson still inspires today
In June of 2016, City College mourned the loss of accomplished film professor Lise Swenson, whose passion for media education has left an immeasurable impression on her former students.
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Bookstore operating agreement leaves students seeking textbooks
The San Francisco Community College District Bookstore Auxillary’s contract with Follett Higher Education Group, Inc. was extended to March 31, 2019.
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City College queen tells all
Approximately 200 people, almost all half-naked and elaborately decorated dancing men, gathered Sept. 10 to watch an evening of naughty drag performance. Shoulder-to-shoulder and cheek-to-cheek they swayed, zipping whistles and feisty howls above the blaring speakers inside trendy bar Underground SF.
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Broadcasting faculty self-promotes, still struggles
As the overall enrollment at City College stabilizes, a number of departments on campus are still feeling the ill effects of low enrollment numbers that have affected the school for the past few years.
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New conditions for summer financial aid prove stifling
In order for a student to be considered full-time during a summer semester, they are required to take the “maximum of eight units,” says Lisa Romano, chair of the New Students Counseling department.
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