International Students Pay Heavy Fee to Enrich Community Colleges
International students bring more than tuition money to colleges. They diversify colleges by providing new ideas and perspectives
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Month: May 2022
Meet City College’s 2022 Emerging Journalist Fellows
Four Journalism Department students were selected for the California Humanities fellowship initiative to complete in-depth reporting projects SAN FRANCISCO —
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Engineering Club Cruises to Victory 5 Times Over the Semester
City College of San Francisco’s award-winning Engineering Club quietly participates in community events around the Bay Area.
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How the pandemic changed student work, class preferences
A visit to Ocean Campus reveals differences between student preference for in-person and remote classes and job training.
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“Animal Farm” Packs the House
By Janna Velasquez jvelas42@mail.ccsf.edu The sunset was crisp and breezy as people began to fill into the beautiful War Memorial
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Statement Regarding Board of Trustees’ Decision to Cut Faculty
Are there truly no other avenues besides gutting our course offerings or asking our faculty to voluntarily rob themselves?
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City College Struggles To Keep Aircraft Maintenance Technology Program Aloft
A failure of leadership from city government, the airport and the college led to the closure of the Aircraft Maintenance Technology program.
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Death by a Thousand Cuts: Slashing of Programs Undermines City College’s Mission and Future
City College of San Francisco’s administration and elected officials laid off hundreds of teachers in Spring 2022. Here’s how the college’s programs and future are impacted.
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Explainer: City College’s Controversial Retiree Healthcare Fund
Other Post Employment Benefits, healthcare promised to employees in retirement, continues to be a point of contention in the ongoing budget debates around the college’s financial future.
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Rams Football Team Rips Crown From Tigers’ Teeth In Season Closer
Ripping victory from the Tigers’ teeth, defensive back D’Andre Greeley downed himself on the 15. The Rams ran out the clock and took home the state championship for the first time since 2015.
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“Alice Street” Documentary Weaves an Intersection of Cultures in a Larger than Life Mural
“Alice Street” Oakland’s triumphant documentary where grassroots coalitions form to resist gentrification and win Community Benefits Agreements.
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