Repairs Begin On Ocean Campus Underground Pipes
Broken underground pipes have been an ongoing issue on Ocean Campus, but college officials say they have started addressing this issue and funds have been approved for the repairs.
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Month: March 2020
City College’s Plans to Increase College Enrollment During a Time of Construction
Chancellor Mark Rocha attended the Academic Senate meeting on March 4 at Ocean Campus to assure the faculty that plans were underway to increase enrollment since enrollment typically declines during times of major construction.
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Rams Conquer Vikings 7-2
The Rams won two doubles matchups, and five singles, for an overall 7-2 victory over the West Valley Vikings.
Read MoreFormer Dean of Students Anita Martinez Running for Board of Trustees
With 28 years of experience working at City College, former instructor and Dean of Student Affairs Anita Martinez has announced her candidacy for one of the four open seats this fall for the Board of Trustees.
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City College Students Celebrate Unity Day Despite Intense February Heat
Chris Butler, vice president of Inter Club Council and City College’s Associated Students hosted the college’s annual Unity Day on Feb. 26. Clubs from all walks of life came together to raise awareness, visibility, and admission. Free food was also provided for any student, who filled out a club survey.
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Rams Use Fourth Quarter Comeback to Advance to Third Round of Regionals
City College women’s basketball beat Lassen Community College 51-49 to advance to the third round of NorCal Regional Playoffs Friday, Feb. 28.
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Undefeated Rams Break Mustangs 113-82
City College men’s basketball team continued their undefeated season by winning their first playoff game handily, beating the San Joaquin Delta College Mustangs Saturday, Feb. 29.
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Prop A Bond Measure Revitalizes Hopes for Oversight Committee
The $845 million bond measure on the March 3 Ballot raises questions about oversight, and whether the college administration has too many powers that hamper the committee’s functions under the current legislation.
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Summer 2020 to be Significantly Smaller Than Last Year
A memo sent to department chairs indicates an approximately 50% reduction in the size of the summer schedule, compared to last year’s offerings.
Read MoreCommuters Advocate For Better Muni 29-Sunset Line Service
The Muni-29 Sunset Line caters to many passengers, especially students. Due to overcrowding, students and other passengers want to make changes in order to make experiences on Muni smooth and more efficient for everyone.
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AFAM Celebrates their 50th Anniversary while BSU continues to fight for their place at City College.
City College’s African American Studies Department [AFAM] celebrates being rooted at the college for 50 years. However, behind the celebration lies plights for AFAM. Will AFAM see another tomorrow, or will the department be consolidated like its sister departments in neighboring colleges?
Read MorePromote Everyone to CEO
Discussions of reducing inequality must focus upon restructuring businesses to include profit sharing and eliminating hierarchy. Inequality will exist until laborers
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How Soul of a Nation continues to highlight the struggles and victories of the civil rights era.
n celebration of Black History Month, the de Young Museum is offering an exhibition titled, “Soul of a Nation : Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983,” and is available to the public til March 15, 2020. The exhibition highlights issues of race and segregation during the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. Artwork from artists include Tonya Lewis, Spike Lee, David Hammon, and Charles White to name a few.
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