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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Jason Cortez was a 13-year veteran of the San Francisco Fire Department. His life as a public servant was simply extraordinary, enriched by those who loved him and those he served.
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By John Shaver shaverjohnj@gmail.com The Beginning The cafe filled up earlier in the morning than usual that
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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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Student Charles Butler details his encounter with COVID-19.
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The 2019-2020 and tentative 2020-2021 budgets will include money from a backup retirement fund. It will not affect current or future retiree benefit payments. Extraordinary financial circumstances have been declared as the reason for using the otherwise untouchable fund. The money must be returned over time.
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JohnTaylor Wildfeuer jt.wildfeuer@gmail.com The Accreditation Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) has placed City College on “Enhanced
Read MoreBy Tobin Jones tobinjones@protonmail.com The Extended Opportunity Programs and Services, or EOPS, has celebrated fifty years at City College.
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Rita Jones, Neil Laughlin, Dana Galloway, Rosemary Brinson and Linda Squires Grohe were prominent members of the City College Community that passed away recently.
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Businesses in The Mission struggle to stay afloat, for the benefit of their employees and their community, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Through years of experience in law enforcement and willingness to listen to their students, faculty members of the Administration of Justice have fostered a positive and dynamic environment despite the relentless scrutiny the media and public apply to their field.
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The Metal Arts Program at City College has persevered, despite class cuts and the challenges of remote instruction.
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There is plenty of cause for stress among City College students, many of whom are likely sharing the increased anxiety, depression, and substance abuse that 40% of American adults are reporting, according to a CDC survey conducted over the summer.
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