Celebrating 90 years, CCSF’s commitment to equity, counseling, and strategic enrollment strengthens student retention and success across diverse programs and innovative educational pathways.
While financial challenges remain, the reaffirmation underscores the college’s stability and ongoing role as a vital educational resource for San Francisco.
City College ushers in a new era with leadership changes, the opening of the Student Success Center, and a wave of relocations reshaping student services across campus.
CCSF halts 25,000+ fraudulent enrollments with AI and state partnerships, reducing faculty burden and safeguarding class access for genuine students amid rising financial aid fraud.
Dignitaries from the State Senate, City Hall, Consulate of Ireland, and the entire City College football team all showed up to celebrate the opening of the $140 million Student Success Center on Thursday, but publicity-hungry Mayor Daniel Lurie was nowhere to be seen.
The Guardsman’s events roundup for the first two weeks of September
CCSF’s prize mural won’t return to public view until at least 2028, leaving advocates worried about its care.
CCSF‘s Engineering club secured their win in this year’s Solar Regatta, solidifying their winning streak.
For now, San Franciscans can count on free tuition at City College, but its long-term stability depends on future budget battles
City College has had a long and rich history in San Francisco, spanning 90 years from its inception in 1935 to the present day. In celebration of the institution’s 90th anniversary, The Guardsman charts the college’s history to illustrate how it has evolved in tandem with the city.
Tracey Faulkner brought backup to the Board of Trustees meeting on April 24: fifteen student-parents accompanied by their children.
Without proper funding and staffing, the City College Archive has become lost in the sprawling Ocean Campus.
Over the past year, student journalists across four California campuses have faced serious threats and retaliation for their work.
