Vote, Vote, Vote!
Staff Editorial By The Guardsman Staff acorrea@theguardsman.com We need to understand the issues and challenges of our country. Voters
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Manon Cadenaule
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembered at City College
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is remembered as a woman that opened many doors for equality for both men and women during her political and legal career. She believed in the rights of workers and the separation of church and state.
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The Trump Administration Crusades Against the Foreign Students Once Again
ICE is now proposing a new rule that will put a limit on the time duration that foreign students can stay in this country. Foreign nationals from selected countries will be granted an even shorter visa duration than the other ones.
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Stand Up and Dance!
2020 has been a hard year. Let’s speak about well-being with humor and share tips with City College folks on how to feel better when everything is going down.
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The Koret Foundation Announced $500,000 in Scholarship Funds That Will be Offered to City College students.
City College received $500,000 out of the $10 million of the bay area scholarship fund announced by the Koret Foundation.
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City College Community Needed to Empower DACA Recipient Students
Continuous attacks on DACA legislation are outrageous and threatening to undocumented students who the program protects. The City DREAM resource center provides support for undocumented students, including DACA recipient students. All City College constituents have a role to play in creating an empowering academic experience for DACA recipient students.
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A Look at The Candidates as The Board of Trustees Election Approaches
The upcoming Board of Trustees election this November has a variety of first-timers as candidates and also current board members. Which candidate’s plans do you agree or disagree with?
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Homefield Disadvantage- Rival Bay Area Football Programs Struggle With Gentrification
By Kaiyo Funaki kaiyo.funaki@gmail.com At first glance, football and gentrification appear to have no correlation. The former is a physical
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Student Workers Left in the Lurch as Fall Semester Starts
During the beginning of the school year, many potential employers at City College are searching for prospective students to help much needed resources for the campus community. However, with the pandemic occurring, many are wondering if City College will still offer student employment.
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Remote Learning, The Reality for 2021
By Manon Cadenaule manoncadenaule@gmail.com With remote instruction now in place for Fall 2020, City College is one step closer
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Academic Counseling Faces Virtual Service as the New Normal
By Hannah Asuncion hasunci1@mail.ccsf.edu The Academic Counseling Department at City College has been under constant turmoil the past two
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Students Find Voice and Share It In Poetry for the People
IDST 36 “Poetry for the People” returns this fall. The historic course provides an overview of poems from multiple cultures over time. Through study and practice, students find their authentic voice as a writer and share it in the community.
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City College Launches Nation’s First Cannabis Studies Associate of Arts Degree
City College is the first college in the nation to provide a Cannabis Studies Associate of Arts (AA) degree program for students. Since the announcement from the Behavioral Sciences department, many have gained interest and curiosity.
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