Guardsman Staff Wins Big at Journalism Conference
Writers and editors from The Guardsman talk about their experience at the 2021 Journalism Association of Community Colleges (JACC) state convention.
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Biden Cancelled Keystone XL, Will Line 3 Be Next?
Over the last few months, the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline has continued to garner significant media attention from mainstream, independent, and alternative publications.
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Art Instructor Questions Her Pink Slip
“Is there someone here who doesn’t want a City College? That doesn’t want free education? Is the focus just churning out degrees? And certainly, getting degrees and certificates is part of our mission. Also part of our mission has been to provide education for lifelong learning.”
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Lady Rams Strategically Rebuild in Return to Campus
It’s been said that absence makes the heart grow fonder. The women’s basketball team couldn’t relate more. Their return to campus has been one year in the making.
Read MoreAllocation of Federal Pandemic Relief Funds Remains Unclear
City College must expend all federal relief by May. As federal restrictions define what is allowed, campus constituents consider what is possible.
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Layoffs Threaten Registered Nursing Department Accreditation, Negotiations with Administration Underway
In the wake of upcoming faculty layoffs approved by the Board of Trustees on Feb. 26, faculty from City College’s registered nursing department fear their department could lose their approval granted by the California Board of Registered Nursing, due to no longer meeting minimum staffing requirements outlined by the board. Now, City College nursing faculty are in negotiations with the school’s administration to minimize cuts to their department.
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Elimination of Merit Admissions at Lowell Advances Debate on Equity
Lowell High School is often called San Francisco’s most elite high school. The school’s tradition of excellence is redefined in 2021, where lottery admissions have the potential to extend opportunity to all. Right?
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Administration to Acknowledge Unceded Ramaytush Ohlone Land
The Ramaytush Ohlone are the original inhabitants of the San Francisco Peninsula. Long sought-after, generational change is in the making—at City College, it begins with the Land Acknowledgement Initiative.
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From the Surf to the Turf: Anthony Gordon’s Road to the NFL
Pacifica native and former quarterback for the CCSF Rams, Anthony Gordon, has recently signed a futures contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. Gordon, coaches, and a fellow teammate reflect on the journey that has led him to this exciting moment.
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Coyotes Make A Bold Appearance on Campus
Although San Francisco has long been a haven for coyotes, they are generally nocturnal animals and tend to stay within the confines of parks and beaches within San Francisco.
Read MoreNew Internal Auditor and Controller Hired to Oversee City College Finances
In response to the College’s dire financial crisis, Interim Chancellor Vurdien has hired a new auditor to oversee all facets of accounting and finance. But what can we expect?
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COVID-19 Continues
By Andy Damián-Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com We know about the coronavirus that there have been more than 13 million cases
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Strategy for Opponents
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are our new leaders, but with the public divided the previous problems persist. Tried and true strategies of respectfully engaging with others are desperately needed at this time.
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