Month: April 2020
Virtual Tours Allow World Exploration During Shelter in Place
An overview of websites that offer virtual tours, webcams, and learning activities for families to see the world from their couches during shelter in place.
Read More
Get Your Tickets Here! Tickets On Sale For The Showing Of The Human Garage Sale
Diego Gomez, also known as DesignNurd, fights against the deescalation of our economy by hosting live drag shows via Facebook Live Streaming to support his income. However, due to City College closing their doors to students and faculty the future of his teaching profession remains uncertain.
Read More
LGBT People Living With HIV Know How to Survive a Plague
LGBT+ students share their knowledge and experience with overcoming the mental and physical detriment of a virus.
Read More
Social Isolation Highlights the Necessity of Access to Mental Healthcare
The state’s shelter-in-place order has brought about discussions of City College students’ access to adequate mental-health care and the complexities of race and class which also factor into access to these needs.
Read More
Restaurants Struggle Due to COVID-19
San Francisco restaurants are worried about the economic effects of the COVID-19 crisis, but City officials have stepped in to offer some assistance.
Read MoreAll Spring Sports Canceled Due to Covid-19
City College athletes reflect on their spring season being cut short.
Read More
City College Goes Digital
The suspension of face-to-face classes is causing most City College classes to move online for the rest of the semester.
Read More
Have Your Say
What was your must-have item when stocking up for Corona Virus isolation? By Fran Smith fsmith@theguardsman.com Note: Because of recent
Read MoreDuring the Crisis, Stay Vigilant About Online Privacy
The COVID-19 crisis has pushed much of our academic and social lives onto the internet. Modern technology is invaluable in this moment, but comes with privacy and security risks as well.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: My Name is Ann Clark and I Have to Walk Slowly, Part 2
The board has the responsibility now to meet with the DSPS faculty and students at all the campuses to make sure that disability discrimination is not allowed at CCSF or anywhere else.
Read MoreInternational Students Face the COVID-19 Crisis
This story covers the various concerns and experiences international students who attend City College are currently experiencing. This includes financial implications, health care coverage concerns, deciding to drop classes and or move home, and increased racial stigma.
Read MoreCampus Resources Persist Through Shelter in Place Order
Despite City College closing down along with other schools in San Francisco, campus resources persist in making their presence known. City College’s Library, Queer Resource Center, Disabled Students Programs & Services, and the Career Development Counseling have provided students resources and contact, so that their educational goals could be met during the shelter in place order.
Read More