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New Basic Needs Center SparkPoint Aims to Help Students Fight Hunger, Find Financial Security

November 21, 2022November 23, 2022 The Guardsman tessa henderson-brown, alicia fausto, food, united way bay area, housing, food pantry, transportation, uwba, Hunger, equity, Ann Marie Galvan, basic needs, SparkPoint

The center allows students to access multiple services all in one place, making it easier to find needed resources.

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The Consistent Resistance

November 6, 2020November 16, 2020 The Guardsman Art Protest Show, Ricky Rat, housing, speakers, healing, motherhood, justice, abolition, Representation, Midtown Park Apartment Tenants, CCSF Collective, Justice 4 Steven Taylor, Aaron Bogan, Hannah Asuncion, Afatsi, Melvin Wong, Amy Emerald, art, Eira Kien, Eseosa Edebiri, education, Consistent Resistance, Maria Evbuoma, artist

The Consistent Resistance is an art protest show which advocates for Black Liberation through intercultural solidarity. The show took place on Oct. 23, at Fillmore St. Cafe, where different speakers talked about various topics such as housing, healing, abolition, and even defending SFPD.

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Welcome lunch held for students facing housing insecurity

October 1, 2018November 30, 2018 The Guardsman Outreach Services, Pierre Coste Dining Room, Chef’s Table, pierre coste, The Chef’s Table, students, Maraea Natua Master, lunch, luncheon, housing, insecurity, harts, Homeless At Risk Transitional Students, Casey Ticsay

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Met with handshakes and warm greetings, students and faculty arrived at Pierre Coste Dining Room on

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Faculty discuss housing with development advisory firm

October 1, 2018October 1, 2018 The Guardsman Rico Galera, BOT, housing, David Mamaril Horowitz, academic village, Brailsford, Dunlavey, board of trustees, Brailsford and Dunlavey Inc., faculty, B&D, balboa reservoir, Denise Lillian, Rachel Cohen, development

By 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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Expensive housing may explain high tuition rates

November 14, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman J.B. Evans, housing, scholarship, city college, San Francisco State University students, sfsu, low-cost affordable housing, tuition, City College of San Francisco, CCSF, debt, students, student

By J.B. Evans The Guardsman Students lucky and determined enough to pursue higher education must choose from a narrow and