In the fiscal year 2021-2022, both faculty and classified workers received “pink slips” as notice of layoff. As departments struggle to maintain certificates, no positions will be reinstated for the foreseeable future.
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Administration recently proposed a plan to reopen campuses to in person learning, but there have been discussions about delaying it due to frustration with the lack of consideration and planning.
Read moreAt the close of a universally heart-rending year, City College has lost two prominent and beloved faculty members. Dr. Henry Augustine and Lyudmila Karapetyan, each in their own way, knit themselves tightly into the City College community, now threadbare and grieving.
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Students and faculty are anything but happy with the new Banner 9 maintenance of the Ellucian system for registration and are demanding that all glitches straightened out so that classes can go forward online.
Read moreVicky has worked at City College for forty years as a Switchboard Operator in ITS. She’s retiring this month and it’s the end of a lifelong career here. Vicky started at City College right out of high school and saw the college change over decades. Telecommunications certainly changed with it, new automated services coming to ITS.
Read moreBy David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com A program management and development advisory firm invited faculty to the Multi-Use Building to discuss
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By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com City College’s payroll system for part-time faculty left 155 teachers without pay and 114 underpaid
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By Sarah Carpenter with additional reporting by Victor Tence Part-time community college instructors are asking the California Department of
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Journalism still has its believers, despite the distrust that surrounds it. Flippancy is a common problem people have with the field; journalists don’t report “like they should.”
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By Steven Ho The Guardsman City College students and faculty members have expressed concern and reported problems with a new
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By Alex Lamp The Guardsman Mission center students and faculty squeezed in to meet and greet City College’s newly appointed
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Chancellor Arthur Tyler announced on Feb. 21 that no March 15 notices, also known as a “pink slip” among faculty and staff, will be sent out this year, providing strong evidence that City College will remain open next semester.
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A proposed 19.3 percent salary raise for top administrators sparked an impromptu protest Jan. 24 in front of Conlan Hall where 40 students, faculty and members of the American Federation of Teachers Local 2121 union gathered to express their dissent.
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