Rebuild or reload: New faces lead the Rams’ pursuit of another title
After a storybook ending to last season that resulted in a State championship celebration, the City College Rams now face the challenge of repeating it.
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Month: November 2016
Rams win, but playoff hopes are dashed
As a long season of triumphs and defeats came to an end, two division rivals shared one common goal on Nov. 12: Leave Comet Stadium with a win.
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Demonstrators demand CEO to cease funding of a pipeline project
Wells Fargo, one of the largest funders of the controversial $3.8 billion pipeline project in North Dakota, received a three-day prayer from San Francisco protesters.
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A different view for City College
A draft of the Facilities Master Plan (FMP) to revamp City College’s Ocean Campus was presented in a two-day workshop introducing changes the college expects to see in the next 10 years.
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Students sing their hearts out at Japanese Karaoke Festival
The Associated Student Council hosted the “CCSF Japanese Festival” in the Wellness Center Amphitheater on Nov. 10. The event was centered on Japanese culture on festival games, food, and most notably, karaoke.
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Town hall meeting heeded City College student voices
City College held a three-hour legislative Town Hall meeting on Oct. 31 to address the concerns of students that included topics including the accessibility of financial aid, campus safety and information distribution
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Veteran’s Day walk raises awareness of young vets
City College attended the first annual Veterans Day Golden Gate Bridge Walk at the Presidio on Nov. 11. The holiday is celebrated annually to honor those who have served in the Armed Forces as well as those who have fallen defending the country.
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Clarifying the Clery Report
What a report reveals about the safety of City College’s campuses.
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Coming soon: “Beyond the Headlines: Mission LIVE” and screening of “The Other Barrio”
City College of San Francisco’s Journalism department invites you to the opening of the department’s latest Front Page Gallery photography
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City College anticipates decision of accrediting commission
City College is currently awaiting a decision that decides whether it will be accredited by an accrediting agency. The accrediting agency, in turn, is being reviewed by the Department of Education.
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Trustee Race Heats Up
City College Board of Trustee candidates addressed faculty and student’s concerns at the first public forum of its kind on Oct. 26.
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We lost civility during this election season
Among the first things we are taught as children are manners such as proper greetings, not interrupting someone when they are speaking and being courteous to others.
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A present thank you to the future Mr. Roboto
Automation in the workplace has been putting people out of work since the Industrial Revolution, and now a new revolution is on the horizon.
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