Associated Students Pass Resolution Supporting Downtown Center
The Executive Council passed a resolution backing efforts to save the Downtown Center after the administration moved to pull classes without student input.
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At CCSF's Downtown Center, a Pastry Class Savors Its Last Semester
Rams Fall Just Short in Quest for Back-to-Back State Title
The Man Who Fell to City College
Culinary Clash Night Two Showcases City College Students Sonal Ruparel and Logan McGovern
Crowds Gather to Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day Parade
STEM Majors Must Begin in Calculus, Says State Chancellor
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STEM Majors Must Begin in Calculus, Says State Chancellor
Changes to addressing incoming students’ college-level skills came in the form of California laws AB 705 and AB 1705, passed in 2017 and 2022.
Before AB 705, mandatory placement tests determined incoming students’ eligibility for college-level classes and placed the students in review courses. While AB 705 reduced the number
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Sunshine and Ice Cream Bring CCSF Students and Campus Life Together
Protests That Led Up to War in Iran Follow Years of Authoritarian Repression
San Francisco Welcomes Year of the Horse with Massive Chinese New Year Parade
City College Journalism Claims 28 Awards at State Conference
Sports
Rams Fall Just Short in Quest for Back-to-Back State Title
City College lost to Fullerton College 67-64 in the 3C2A State Championship game.
Rams Bulldoze Columbia College in 84-59 Romp
Rams Mauled by CSM Bulldogs in 19-1 Beatdown
Rams’ Season Ends After Valiant Effort against Folsom
Practice Makes Program: City College Embraces Flag Football
Still No Field After 90 Years
