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Update: Diego Rivera Theater Greenlit by State Architects
After numerous delays, the Division of the State Architect finally approved the plans for the Diego Rivera Theater on Dec. 12.
Reflections on Rosenberg: The Library Turns 30
Rosenberg Library, the building that transformed City College’s study and research space from a cramped corner of Cloud Hall into a full-service academic hub, will mark its 30th anniversary this month.
ARTX Building to Receive Smart Classroom Upgrades After Long Shutdown
The upper level of the Creative Arts Extension has been closed since 2020 and is waiting on further upgrades before reopening.
So Cose, Yet So Far: Why Students Stop Short of Graduation
A recent national study found that many community college students drop out of school, even when they are close to finishing their coursework.
Delivery Driver Killed in Tragic Accident on Campus
A delivery driver was fatally crushed by his own van while making a plant delivery to City College’s Horticulture Department on Ocean Campus, prompting a police investigation into the workplace accident.
Recycling Staff Shortages Put the Environment — and the Budget — at Risk
City College’s recycling department remains critically understaffed despite a 2022 promise to expand zero-waste staffing.
City Hall Recognizes CCSF’s Brian Vargas for Service to Student Veterans
At a City Hall ceremony celebrating the Marine Corps’ 250th birthday and San Francisco’s Veterans Day observance, city leaders and veteran-service organizations gathered to honor the resilience and service of local veterans.
From Service to Studies: Finding a New Bond Beyond the Uniform
Opened in August 2010, the VRC was the first of its kind among California’s 116 community colleges, following the launch of the GI Bill in 2008. Since then, the center has expanded alongside programs like the Student Veterans Health initiative, offering support that goes beyond academics.
City College Strengthens Defense Against ‘Ghost Students’
New technologies implemented across California Community Colleges and within City College’s enrollment system are yielding strong results, vigorously combating financial aid fraud.
Multiple Sexual Battery Incidents Raise Concerns Over Safety
Three incidents in recent weeks, including one involving a registered sex offender, have prompted campus warnings and faculty calls for stronger safety measures.
Campus Guide to City College ICE Response
Rumors of potential surges in federal agents last month prompted a response from City College leaders across all channels to keep the community informed.
Know Your Rights with Immigration Institute of the Bay Area
The IIBA is the largest nonprofit immigration organization in the Bay Area, with seven offices offering low-cost, high-quality legal services to community members and students in Northern California.
CCSF Board Targets Equity Gaps in New 2025–28 Plan
The Board of Trustees is scheduled to review and update the 2025–28 Equity Plan with the goal of addressing the persistent achievement gaps experienced by Black and African American students and Latinx students in college-level math, English coursework and transfer rates.