San Francisco glowed in marigold light as the Mission District marked Día de los Muertos. At La Raza Park, people gathered with offerings and music to honor the dead, while across the city, the quiet grounds of Mission Dolores and the National Cemetery held their own memories.
Literacy continues to fail because kids don’t read, and now, students in the San Francisco Unified School District are the test subjects of a new experiment.
The Incident occurred at the Student Success Center’s Queer Resource Center on Thursday afternoon.
The Board of Trustees approved a budget for the next fall semester, but administrators are unable to answer what students should anticipate.
City College’s women’s volleyball team fell 3–0 to West Valley College in their first conference match of the season, marking their 11th straight loss before bouncing back with a home win against Skyline.
On Fourth and Mission sits the college’s unassuming Downtown Center, only a block from the San Francisco Chronicle’s glowing headquarters. Even with a beacon of learning and the city’s flagship newspaper at its core, South of Market lacks a press of its own.
With the number of fraudulent student accounts having more than doubled this semester, faculty members are predicting matters will only get worse.
