A Nation In Constitutional Crisis
Trump’s 147 executive orders enacted within his first hundred days in office serve to strip this country of its democracy.
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The Missing Piece to the Commuting Puzzle
City College, despite its name, is a commuter school. People are driving or taking public transportation from all across the Bay to get to class. This is no cheap feat as gas prices continue to skyrocket. A round trip on BART can range anywhere from $4.80 to $19, depending on where your station of
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Hostile Times for Journalists Nationwide
Since the Trump Administration returned for a second term, student journalists across the country have been fearful for their safety as their Constitutional freedoms of free speech and free press are being stripped away before their very eyes. Barely a month into his second term, Trump attempted to
La Doña Mural in the Mission Exemplifies Resilience of Latinx Community
A larger-than-life mural of native San Franciscan musician La Doña proudly displays the word “RESILIENT” on Casa Guadalupe supermarket at 26th and Mission. The mural has been a part of the Mission since June 2021. Local artists Agana, Vogue and Robz were asked to create the mural for a collaborative
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 a
Delivery Apps Are Contributing to Our Loneliness Epidemic
Services like Amazon Fresh and DoorDash contribute to an environment of near instantaneous demand satisfaction devoid of the pesky social interactions typically involved with a trip to the grocery store or local restaurant. By the time you open your front door to grab that bag of C & H Pure Cane Gra