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Renée Bartlett-Webber

Homecoming of Diego Rivera’s Mural Not Going Quite as Planned

Homecoming of Diego Rivera’s Mural Not Going Quite as Planned

They say history repeats itself. Diego Rivera completed a mural intended for a City College building that was never built, In 1941. Eighty years later, the mural was planned to be installed into the Performance Arts and Education Center which has still not been constructed.

Have Your Say: How do your classes fit into your goals?

Have Your Say: How do your classes fit into your goals?

The Guardsman asked five City College students about their objectives at City College and how they fit into their overall life or career goals.

Resolutions to Recall Laid Off Employees Are Stalled

Resolutions to Recall Laid Off Employees Are Stalled

Resolutions to recall all laid off faculty from 2022 were presented to the board budget and audit committee, but were quickly stalled. The absent author of the resolutions and policy confusion compiled to a stalemate and the resolutions are now on pause.

Trustees “Take the Heat” When There is None on Campus

Trustees “Take the Heat” When There is None on Campus

In the trustee’s emergency meeting on Tuesday March 14, the City College board approved a $2.6 million transfer into a construction fund in order to help fix heating issues. However these repairs will take months and many of the stopgap solutions don’t seem to be working according to many faculty wh

City College’s Lack of Transparency is a Training Ground for Journalists

City College’s Lack of Transparency is a Training Ground for Journalists

In a school that’s full of tensions from faculty salary concessions during a surplus year, to no heat in classrooms, a journalist doesn’t have to go far to find news-worthy stories. Additionally, City College provides a great training ground to think creatively about how to access public information

It’s Cold, but I Refuse To Turn On The Heat

It’s Cold, but I Refuse To Turn On The Heat

As San Francisco faces one of the coldest winters in years, our energy costs more than double. The private “monopoly utility” PG&E increases profits as people struggle to pay their bills. Whose interests are our governmental agencies looking out for?

Faculty and Students Struggle to Recover From Last Year’s Layoffs

A year after the board voted to lay off 50 full-time equivalent faculty, students struggle to complete their certificates. The Broadcast Electronic Media Arts (BEMA) department lost four of eight faculty members and half of its class offerings.