New diner brings the ‘50s back to life
By Keith Burbank: Even before it opened for its second day of business Aug. 27, customers were lining up for
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ocean campus
Bus hub on Ocean to get a new look
By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Construction will begin this month on the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Phelan Loop
Read MoreThe Diversity of City College’s Campuses
[showtime] See the photos on Facebook, too! By Emma Winkles and James Fanucchi The Guardsman Downtown campus Downtown campus featured
Read MoreCity College student stabbed and killed near Ocean campus; Police seek person of interest in the case
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating the case of City College student Victor Zheng, 16, who was killed Feb. 7 near Ocean campus at the intersection of Ocean and Capitol avenues.
Read MoreArtifacts from ancient Mexican culture displayed at de Young
Outside the Diego Rivera Theatre is a statue of a head that is linked to some of the oldest inhabitants of the Americas — the Olmec, an ancient civilization that lived in what is now Mexico.
Read MoreOcean campus showcase feature
City College, San Francisco, February 23, 2011 – Guardsman Online reporter Brian Rinker checks out the Pierre Coste Dining Hall
Read MorePierre Coste presents a fine dining experience with affordability
Tucked away behind the Student Union and Smith Hall Cafeteria is a hidden treasure known as Pierre Coste, a dining establishment run by the students of the City College Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Program.
Read MoreArtist couple deviate in medium but not meaning
Ocean campus’ City Arts gallery opened its first show of the spring semester on Jan. 19, featuring two artists who work in different medias and methods to evoke a common theme.
Read MoreAssociated Students elections set for late April
By Greg Zeman The Guardsman The 2010 Associated Students elections are approaching. Voting will take place on April 27 and
Read MoreReservoir Construction Continues
By Arcel Cunanan
Staff Writer
The board of trustees approved the Balboa Reservoir land exchange on Nov. 20, which will allow the construction of the Joint Use Facility and Performing Arts Center on the Ocean campus to continue as scheduled, said James Blomquist, associate vice chancellor of facilities planning / management.
Read MoreInstructor continues work on Science Hall evolution exhibit
By Nick Squires
Staff Writer
City College’s “Story of Time and Life” exhibit in Science Hall is nearing completion. The exhibit walks viewers through the evolution of life on Earth, the solar system and the universe.
Read MoreCampus groups, college at odds over student garden
By Roxanne Bequio
Staff Writer
City College and two campus organizations are at odds over a proposal to replace an established student garden with a sculpture, student in the campus organizations said.
Read MoreLee Meriwether: The life of a City College alumna
By Benjamin Taylor
Editor
Inside the Diego Rivera Theater, the stage is almost bare. There’s a wooden step ladder, some coiled rope, and several old props laying displaced on dusty wooden planks. The theater is empty too, save for three occupied seats, and two figures up on stage working among the bare bones of a living room set: a couch, a coffee table and a window frame looking out on empty seats.
Lee Meriwether’s voice echoes through the theater as she recites her lines…
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