San Francisco Chronicle Photographer Brings Exhibit to City College
Outside the Frameline: Behind the scenes with a San Francisco Chronicle Photographer. A solo exhibit by Santiago Mejia.
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Have Your Say: Free City Program At Risk
We asked students: How should Mayor Lurie and the Supervisors support City College?
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Paved with Privilege: Slow Streets and the Suburbanization of San Francisco
However, while acknowledging these positives, one should always be encouraged to question the City’s motives regarding regulations and policies, especially those tailored to specific demographics. This examination becomes crucial in a city as socioeconomically stratified as San Francisco. More often than not, serving one community disserves another.
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SF Residents Disappointed Over New India Basin Waterfront Park
The $200 million project began in 2021 and sought to combine this area with the existing adjacent India Basin Shoreline Park. The park is now home to a food pavilion, a makers’ shop, and an operations and maintenance building. However, San Francisco residents feel this is a waste of funding, considering the limited amount of space available to park visitors.
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An Ode to My City by the Bay
So many movies and television shows have been filmed in San Francisco, with one of my favorites being “The Last Black Man in San Francisco.” A quote from that movie that resonated with me when talking about the city was, “You don’t get to hate it unless you love it.” That perfectly sums up my feelings for the dazzling city I call home, and my feelings towards those who only see the city for how it is portrayed through media outlets.
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Free City Funding Chopped in Half: Students Left to Question Their Fate Under Lurie’s Reign
When Board of Trustees president Alan Wong sat down at Mayor London Breed’s desk with the newly appointed Interim Chancellor Mitchell Bailey, they were there for what they thought would be a straightforward meeting to introduce the new chancellor. It was a calm, clear day in June after the spring semester had ended, and it was sprung on the college representatives that the mayor’s office intended to drastically reduce contributions to the Free City program.
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The Guardsman Guide to Propositions in San Francisco
“You need millions of dollars to gather signatures in 180 days, and this work can’t be done by volunteers. After that, you need even more money to campaign for the proposition. This isn’t something done by the people for the people, but a tool of special interest groups and wealthy individuals to push their agendas onto the ballot,” she said.
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City College Supports Veterans Transitioning to Academia with a Free College Success Workshop on Oct. 25
Veterans looking to transition into collegiate learning are invited to a free College Success Workshop on Friday, Oct. 25, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at City College’s Cloud Hall 258.
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Associated Students Council Hosts Mayoral Debate Watch Party to Encourage Civic Engagement
With election season around the corner, City College’s Associated Students Council hosted an on-campus viewing of KQED and San Francisco Chronicle’s mayoral debate to encourage greater political and civic engagement amongst students and the greater community
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Snack Shelves and Food Cards Are Back as Part of City College’s Approach to Student Food Security
City College continues their efforts to combat student food insecurity, bringing back Snack Shelves and Food Cards for another semester this fall.
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We All Need a Third Place – Here’s Why You Should Find Yours
By Kyra Young kyrajyoung@gmail.com With years of customer service under my belt, I’m terribly familiar with the concept of a
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Student-Faculty Led Initiative is Determined to Bring the SF Scale Model to the Student Union Building
Another New Deal project could make its way to City College permanently- the thousand square foot scale model of San Francisco designed by the college’s original architect, Timothy Pflueger.
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Full Time City College Student, Part Time Filmmaker
Cameroonian Director Stephane Noumo documents the story of Fotso Victor, a resilient blind man, in his documentary short-film “Ta’a Fotso.”
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