Over 100 community members came together at City College’s Mission Center on Tuesday, March 11, and into the early hours of Wednesday, March 12, for the 18th annual Mexika New Year celebration.
San Francisco’s Chinese New Year parade rings in the Year of the Snake with the largest Lunar New Year celebration…
In the days before President Trump’s inauguration, cities around the globe saw their streets overtaken by protests. Thousands gathered in the Mission District and Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, Calif., continuing a trend that began with the 2017 Women’s March, a worldwide protest that took place just after Trump’s first inauguration.
By Bob Kinoshita bkinoshita@thegaurdsman.com On April 25, City College badminton defeated the Fresno City Rams 21-0 during their last home…
By Matheus Maynard mmaynar7@mail.ccsf.edu City College’s Journalism Department is hosting a documentary photography exhibition at the Front Page Gallery…
By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu As part of the Disabled Students Programs and Services, students from City College’s Surface Design Class…
By Bethaney Lee Advanced carpentry student may become the department’s next instructor Sawdust wafted through the air and settled…
Patrick Cochran The City College women’s badminton team had a dominating win over Mission College on April 6. The…
Gaps between classes at City College leave students longing for a quiet, beautiful place to relax. While the ornamental garden rarely comes to mind, it is known as a hidden gem at Ocean Campus.
More than 100 protesters marched from BART’s 24th St. Mission Station to the intersection of 22nd and Mission Street, demonstrating their aversion to controversial San Francisco propositions that would remove homeless encampments and increase rent across the city.
In celebration of Filipino and Filipino-American culture, the Philippine Studies department and City College’s Outreach program participated in the 23rd annual Pistahan parade from San Francisco Civic Center to Yerba Buena Gardens.
