City College Journalism Students Reel in 18 Awards
Students in City College’s journalism department won 18 awards in the 44th Annual San Francisco Press Club’s Greater Bay Area Awards. The prizes include eight first place awards.
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Tyler Breisacher
City College Journalism Wins!
The Journalism Association of Community College conference for Fall 2020 took place online and City College students who attended the event brought “home” multiple awards.
Read MoreEssential Workers, not Corporations: No on 22
One of the propositions in the 2020 ballot is prop 22. Prop 22, as described in the ballot, “Exempts App‑Based Transportation and Delivery Companies from Providing Employee Benefits to Certain Drivers”. Gig companies like Uber, Lyft, and Instacart have spent over $180 million in propaganda to convince voters of the benefits of this propositions; However, this proposition isn’t about benefiting workers, it’s about profit.
Read MoreSix Weeks into the Semester, (Some) Students Finally Get Critical Software Access
Students are finally gaining remote access to on-campus computer labs, which will allow them to access expensive software they’ve been desperately needing for class. Other inequities, however, remain unsolved.
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The Unique History of The Armory
By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu On the north end of San Francisco’s Mission District, among the familiar apartment buildings, coffee
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City College Goes Digital
The suspension of face-to-face classes is causing most City College classes to move online for the rest of the semester.
Read MoreDuring the Crisis, Stay Vigilant About Online Privacy
The COVID-19 crisis has pushed much of our academic and social lives onto the internet. Modern technology is invaluable in this moment, but comes with privacy and security risks as well.
Read MoreDianna Gonzales Named Interim Chancellor
Senior Vice Chancellor of Administrative and Student Affairs Dianna Gonzales will be the interim chancellor for City College for the next three months, until a long-term interim chancellor, and then a permanent chancellor, is selected. She will take the place of former chancellor Mark Rocha, who resigned last week.
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Chancellor Mark Rocha on Paid Administrative Leave After Evaluation by Board of Trustees
Chancellor Mark Rocha is being placed on paid administrative leave after a performance evaluation by the Board of Trustees.
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Student Chefs Compete in Culinary Clash
ity College culinary students competed in the ninth annual Culinary Clash, designing and cooking gourmet meals, in a competition which may give them a shot at thousands of dollars in scholarships.
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Rams Conquer Vikings 7-2
The Rams won two doubles matchups, and five singles, for an overall 7-2 victory over the West Valley Vikings.
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Summer 2020 to be Significantly Smaller Than Last Year
A memo sent to department chairs indicates an approximately 50% reduction in the size of the summer schedule, compared to last year’s offerings.
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Faculty Blame State Funding Formula for City College Budget Woes
California’s Student Centered Funding Formula rewards colleges for completions and transfers. Critics say it unfairly penalizes schools like City College which offer a range of courses and a variety of educational opportunities.
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