City College Chancellor Mark Rocha has resigned and will receive a settlement of about $340,000. A team of Senior Vice Chancellors will manage the operations of the college until an interim chancellor is selected.
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Chancellor Mark Rocha is being placed on paid administrative leave after a performance evaluation by the Board of Trustees.
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City College was forced to close its doors to students due to San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s call of a state of emergency regarding the COVID-19/Coronavirus outbreak which is infecting nations on a global scale. The college suspended face-to-face classes, on-campus resources, events, and will transition certain classes to being available online. However, students and faculty have raised concerns over this new plan of action.
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“How concerned are you about the coronavirus, and what do you think the college should do?” By Joel Wagner
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In the final round of Norcal Regional Playoffs, the City College women’s basketball team lost a back-and-forth game to the Diablo Valley College Vikings, falling just short of the state finals.
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The City College Men’s Basketball team’s undefeated season came to a disappointing end when they were denied the opportunity to cap it off with a State Championship because of COVID-19.
Read MoreSafe injection sites are the help San Francisco addicts need and will also keep the general public safe.
Read MoreAnn Clark, an Ocean Campus neighbor and longtime member of the City College community penned a comprehensive assessment of the issues facing the college today. It will be released in four parts.
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The Women’s Resource Center on Ocean Campus had events planned to celebrate Women’s History Month. However, due to the coronavirus, these events are postponed. Through the Women’s Resource Center, many women are able to share their thoughts, views, and values from their own experiences. Moreover, women’s resource center creates a valuable environment for City College because it’s the capability to unite and guide women.
Read MoreThe Women’s Resource Center on Ocean Campus had events planned to celebrate Women’s History Month. However, due to the coronavirus, these events are postponed. Through the Women’s Resource Center, many women are able to share their thoughts, views, and values from their own experiences. Moreover, women’s resource center creates a valuable environment for City College because it’s the capability to unite and guide women.
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ity College culinary students competed in the ninth annual Culinary Clash, designing and cooking gourmet meals, in a competition which may give them a shot at thousands of dollars in scholarships.
Read MoreIn November 2019, City College’s Older Adult Department faced huge class cuts which left many students and professors wondering what would happen next for the community. Many students are advocating that City College should be for the whole community and not for a select group of the community.
Read MoreThe Associated Student Council fielded student questions about campus safety, reversing class cuts, and expanding student representation at a Town Hall meeting in the Ocean Campus Student Union on Wednesday, March 4th.
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