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Pride and Roots in “Black Panther”

By Corey Holt coreymh07@gmail.com The highly anticipated release of Marvel film “Black Panther” receives positive responses from the African-American community because of its message of pride and connection to African roots. The Marvel film, starring Chadwick Boseman who plays the Wakandan King and Black Panther, T’Challa, and

11th Annual Mexika New Year 6 Rabbit - TOCHTLI

Come celebrate the ceremony at Sun Rising with Danza Azteka! Time: 6 a.m. When: March 12, 2018 Where: CCSF Mission Campus 1125 Valencia St., San Francisco, CA 94110 Special guests speakers including Carlos Valenzuela of Kolibri Arts, an artist of the Aztec Medallion presenting its creation. MUSIC / POETRY / OPEN

The water leak that never seemed to end

The water leak that never seemed to end

Text and photography by Michael Menaster In December 2017 on the Ocean Campus, an outdoor water leak broke out on the southwest edge of the Multi-Use Building (MUB). What began as a bubbling puddle developed into large areas of standing water that flowed into the MUB parking lot and into

Prop. W funds have yet to reach City College

By Michael Toren More than two months after the end of the Fall 2017 semester, City College has yet to be paid the $4.1 million it says it is owed by San Francisco to subsidize the cost of Free City students. At issue is language in the Memorandum of

Board of Trustees considers smoking ban

Board of Trustees considers smoking ban

By Abraham Davis abrahamfrankfurter@gmail.com On Feb. 22, the Board of Trustees will hear first reading of a proposed policy to ban all smoking at City College. The ban would include cigarettes, cigars, marijuana and vaping, and remove the existing designated smoking areas. If adopted, the policy would take

College lacks clear policies on emotional support animals

College lacks clear policies on emotional support animals

By Rachael Nguyen rachaelnguyenxx@gmail.com City College’s lack of clear guidelines for emotional support animals has recently created confusion among faculty and staff. “An instructor had a question about emotional support animals that sparked an ongoing conversation,” said Anne Cassia, an English instructor at City College, who is

Campus diversity club continues advocacy for gender identity

Campus diversity club continues advocacy for gender identity

By Bethaney Lee blee@theguardsman.com Ocean Campus’ Gender Diversity Project (GDP) celebrated this semester when City College announced students could submit a form for preferred name usage but Club President, Zel Komula, and Health Education Program Manager, Andrew Ciscel, said the club still discusses pressing issues every Thursday at