Update: CCSF Administrators Chip Away at Ghost Busting Ahead of Fall Semester
The administration’s actions to combat ghost students appear to finally be taking effect, just in time for fall enrollment.
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Letter to the Editor: The Case for a Cantonese Instructor at Chinatown Campus
Cantonese classes at the Chinatown campus are about more than just language instruction. They build bridges across cultures and generations while honoring the community that still lives in San Francisco’s Chinatown. That’s why our community leaders, alumni, and students continue to advocate for an additional Cantonese instructor at the Chinatown campus.
Interim Chancellor Bailey is Allowed to Change His Mind
For over 200 days, Interim Chancellor Mitch Bailey was nothing but transparent about both the state of the college, and his prospect of unemployment. Throughout the fall semester, many found him both honest and approachable, so they were dissapointed to hear how adamant he was about leaving after his interim stint.
Rams Basketball Team Walks Away Frustrated by Their 11-Point Lead Over De Anza College
The City College men’s basketball team is ranked No. 1 in the state. It has only one loss this season. And the Rams were hosting a team with only one win this year in the Coast-North Conference.
The City College Swim Team Dives into the Finish Line in the San Francisco Invitational
Diving headfirst into 2025, the Rams’ swimming team set a foundation for season-long team connections. In only the second meet of the year, one swimmer qualified in two post-season events. The Rams hosted five other colleges’ women’s squads and several men’s teams at the City College natatorium on Feb. 7 and 8 for the San Francisco Invitational.
The Rams Showed the Trojans There’s No Lane into the City College Fortress
The City College women’s basketball team had a game that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.
The Rams extended its undefeated Coast-North Conference record to 7-0 with a nearly 20-point win against Skyline College on Feb. 7.
The Evolution of CCSF Centers
Although City College has suffered two extreme losses over the last 5 years, the remaining six campuses are running up to speed. Let’s break them down.
Interactive Online Art Tour Creates a Walkable Art Route Around CCSF Campuses
The Tour catalogs 45 works of art spread across five campuses, with 27 of these works residing on the Ocean campus. The Tour also indicates which works are in storage; a considerable amount due to construction underway. The mural, completed in 1940 but in storage after a stint at the SFMOMA, is planned to be displayed in the new Performing Arts Center.
Free City Funding Chopped in Half: Students Left to Question Their Fate Under Lurie’s Reign
When Board of Trustees president Alan Wong sat down at Mayor London Breed’s desk with the newly appointed Interim Chancellor Mitchell Bailey, they were there for what they thought would be a straightforward meeting to introduce the new chancellor. It was a calm, clear day in June after the spring semester had ended, and it was sprung on the college representatives that the mayor’s office intended to drastically reduce contributions to the Free City program.
City College Fights to Revive Adult Education Amid Surging Demand
City College grapples with increasing demands for adult education and the administration is now considering how to reinstate and expand these programs despite significant challenges related to funding, staffing and logistics.
ASCO presents Paint a Tote event at Ram Plaza
The Ram Plaza on the Ocean campus was filled with colorful designs as the Paint a Tote event took place on Wednesday, Oct. 2. The event, which ran for two hours in the morning, was put on by the Associated Students Council Ocean (ASCO), which provided free tote bags, paint, brushes, and other art supplies.
City College Non-Citizen Students Could Soon Have Voting Rights
City College of San Francisco may soon allow non-citizen students to vote in leadership elections, thanks to a proposal by Trustee Alan Wong. The move aims to promote inclusion and civic engagement in the diverse student body. Non-citizen student Diana Martin supports the initiative, stating, “Being able to vote … represents an opportunity not only to be heard but also to be seen as agents of change.” The proposal could set a precedent for other educational institutions.
Rams Men’s Soccer Team Kicks Off Season with Dominant Performances
The City College of San Francisco men’s soccer team is off to a strong start this season, with two impressive wins. Sophomore Xavier has been a standout, scoring five goals in two games. The Rams secured a 4-0 victory against Contra Costa College and followed up with a 3-0 win over Napa Valley College. Their balanced play, combining strong offense and a solid defense, has made them early contenders in the 2024 season.