With roots in San Francisco, Anita Martinez, Vick Chung and Susan Solomon ran on a labor-backed slate in November and unseated three long-time incumbents. Now, the new trustees promise to listen to the concerns of students, faculty and the public. Alan Wong was also elected board president during a special meeting on Jan. 19, and Anita Martinez was elected vice-president.
Read More“Students who might have been disadvantaged by a placement test and ended up with a very low placement as a result, were able to enroll in transfer-level math classes and succeed when supported adequately. It was truly revolutionary.”
“If I had been placed (directly) in precalculus I would have given up and never developed the mental skills, the math maturity, the “muscle memories,” and never discovered the beauty of math.”
“So as a result, starting in the fall of 2022 we are no longer offering pre-transfer level English and math classes.”
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The Rams jumped out to an early lead and never relinquished it. After leading 24 -10 at the half, the College of Sequoias Giants were on a mission to derail the Rams in the second to capture the Golden State Bowl title.
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The STEAM building, which stands for “sciences, technology, engineering, arts, and math,” will be built on the west side of Frida Kahlo Way and will offer updated facilities to students and faculty.
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UC and CSU campuses will offer abortion medication under Senate Bill 24 but City College may not be granted the funds to also provide this health care on campus.
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National trends show a decline in student enrollment in community colleges since 2012, mirroring trends at City College where students also are enrolling in lower numbers.
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Holiday events happening in SF that even the Grinch would participate in.
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The week leading up to Veterans Day, the Veterans Resource Center has hosted many opportunities to connect veterans to helpful resources.
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City College student Fran Smith’s job as Rocky the Ram is not as easy as it might look. She works hard to connect with the students that interact with Rocky.
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A power outage left most of the Ocean Campus in the dark on Oct. 19. Police and custodial workers escorted people out of buildings. Maintenance is responsible for testing emergency lighting on campus.
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The financial outlook rating from Moody’s is good news for City College’s upcoming accreditation assessment, according to trustees.
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CurryAhhCity, Chef’s Table, and The Lunchbox are all serving food on Ocean Campus with affordable options available for students, staff, and the public.
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The center allows students to access multiple services all in one place, making it easier to find needed resources.
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