Still No Field After 90 Years
City College is the only community college in the state without a permanent field for its Baseball team, and it doesn’t look like that’s changing any time soon.
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Low Enrollment at Downtown Center Triggers Shutdown
A $2.2 million state funding cut forces City College to shutter its Downtown Center after 47 years, with programs set to disperse across remaining campuses.
Rams Dominate San Mateo in Second Round Win
The City College women’s team made a strong statement with an emphatic 66-40 win
Rams Apply Heavy Defensive Pressure, Advance to Next Round of Playoffs
After a contentious first half, the Rams put their foot down and didn’t look back.
City Budget Proposal Would Cut Free City Funding to Historic Low
A newly submitted city budget document proposes cutting Free City funding to $6.8 million as the program's 10-year funding agreement continues to unravel.
Saikat Chakrabarti Promises to Fight for Free City at College Event
Bay Area students showed up to query the candidate for Nancy Pelosi’s House seat on local and national issues.
"Right in the Eye" Brings Méliès' Silent Films to Life With Live Score
Three French musicians transformed 12 early silent films into an evening of experimental sound and theatrical wonder at San Francisco's Marina Theater.
City College Plans to Accept EBT, Timeline Unclear
The rollout, backed by Student Affairs leadership, comes as student hunger and basic-needs strain remain a concern at City College.
California Senate Advances Bill Expanding Path to Sue Federal Officers
The "No Kings Act" now moves to the Assembly, with supporters calling it an accountability measure and opponents warning of litigation and legal challenges.
City College IT Department, Now Fully Staffed, Eyes Portal Overhaul and Smart Classrooms
After years of operating shorthanded, City College's IT department is moving ahead with modernization projects, including a RAM Portal redesign.
Have Your Say: How has City College helped or hindered your career path?
Students weigh in on City College's career resources.
CCSF Student Portrays San Francisco’s Chinatown With His Photo Exhibition
The photo exhibition has been available to the public at City College’s Chinatown campus since Feb. 2, and will remain on display until March 18, 2026.
Planetarium Tour Brings Night Sky Indoors
City College’s historic planetarium welcomed visitors for a guided exploration of the stars.
Kenyon DeMuynck Is Making History — and Just Getting Started
He didn't pick up a basketball seriously until high school. Now he's the first junior college player to sweep the North Coast Conference's top honors.