The Rams men’s basketball team held their annual Golden Gate Classic in San Francisco on December 05-06, and hosted Delta College, Feather River College and the College of the Sequoias. Their first game was on Thursday, Dec. 05, 2024, against Feather River College and came away with a 56-94 win.
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The Rams (3-7 overall, 3-2 in Bay 6 Conference) closed their bittersweet, injury-scarred season on Saturday, Nov. 16, with a 28-24 win over their former coach and teammates.
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A heartbreaking 2-1 loss in the state semifinal brings the Rams’s historic 2024 season to a close, with a top rank for the conference, a top five national rank for the division and an abundance of individual accolades.
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City College grapples with increasing demands for adult education and the administration is now considering how to reinstate and expand these programs despite significant challenges related to funding, staffing and logistics.
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In preparation for President-elect Donald Trump’s promised immigration agenda, City DREAM has reaffirmed its partnership with the Immigration Institute of the Bay Area to provide the undocumented student community with free immigration legal services.
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We asked students: What are your thoughts on parking availability for City College students?
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City College finds itself at a crossroads. With no internal marketing team, the college has enlisted the help of two external firms — ASIR Visual Marketing for enrollment campaigns and Voler Strategic Advisors for public relations and storytelling. While this arrangement provides some coverage, the broader implications of this patchwork strategy highlight both opportunities and systemic challenges.
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The Foundation’s mission is to provide volunteer services and financial assistance to CCSF, as well as to create outreach into the community to increase public knowledge and support of City College. The only membership requirement is to purchase a ticket to the annual luncheon or to make a comparable donation to the Basic Skills scholarship fund. The luncheon in 2019 raised close to $300,000 in a single day.
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Illustration by David Thomas/The Guardsman By Maxime Leonard mapleleonard3@gmail.com The California election had many propositions on the ballot,
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The sun broke through the previous week’s storm surge for a cool yet dry afternoon on the field. The stands were lined with fans wrapped in jackets and blankets while the Rams’ footwork ran hot on the turf. The Rams started the first half off by almost indefinitely holding the ball on the offensive side. Each pass knifed the ball easily through the pattern of well-positioned players, and they rarely let up.
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There is a new law going into effect on Jan. 1, 2025, prohibiting drivers from parking within 20 feet of any intersection or stop sign. Crosswalks with curb extensions will require a 15-foot clearance.
“The clearance of a few feet can make a big difference for street safety,” the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) said. The law applies to all crosswalks, whether painted or unmarked.
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What makes Lurie unique is that he is the first political outsider to win a mayoral race in San Francisco since 1911.
He is also the founder of Tipping Point Community, a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting poverty.
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With a 2-0 win over Chabot College, the City College men’s soccer team entered the playoffs as the 12th seed and faced No. 21 Cabrillo College on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
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