City College students will soon have a new way to explore the cosmos. On Wednesday, October 9, the astronomy department will unveil a state-of-the-art digital planetarium at the Multi-Use Building on 55 Frida Kahlo Way.
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By John R. Adkins jradproduction@gmail.com The Association of Governing Boards (AGB), just closed their 10-day window of listening to
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Locally, elections like the Community College Board could have a meaningful impact on the city, both how it makes use of funds like those generated by Proposition W and the future of its historic institutions and programs: City College and Free City.
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Now four years since the program initially stalled out, the loss of the program has created a vacuum of San Francisco-based aircraft mechanics in the industry.
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Learn more about the events happening on or around City College of San Francisco Campuses!
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Another New Deal project could make its way to City College permanently- the thousand square foot scale model of San Francisco designed by the college’s original architect, Timothy Pflueger.
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By noon on May 16, campus police had blocked access to the stairs leading to the tent encampment.
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By Eduardo Tizoc Morales eduardo.tizoc@gmail.com Growing up by the shores of Lake Washington, Catherine Eaton Skinner found inspiration in nature
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Former City College student and professional photographer Dave Glass has a new exhibit at the Tenderloin Museum. His photos showcase everyday life in the Tenderloin for the past 50 years.
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A heartbreaking defeat to the CSM Bulldogs ended the Rams football team’s perfect season, losing 44-17 in a one-sided affair.
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Rams women’s soccer put on a show in their home bout against the Chabot Gladiators, dominating the scoreline 7-1 on Friday, October 20.
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There was never much doubt about who would win Saturday’s contest between the 1-4 Delta Community College Mustangs football team
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City College is expanding its One College, One Book program for the 2023-2024 school year, to One College, Two Books. The program is a collaboration between a City College Academic Senate committee and the library.
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