Free City Cuts Draw Backlash From College Community
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s plan to eliminate the popular free tuition program’s cash grants for low-income students attracts protesters.
Diana Chuong
City College Recovery Programs Face Funding Cut
Three certificate programs that train recovery workers—many of them in recovery themselves—will lose funding in 2027
City College Play Finds Humor Amid Catastrophe
The satirical two-night production explored what happens when strangers collide amid a world-changing event
The Castro Bar Where Women’s Sports Takes Center Court
Named for a pioneering bar owner, Rikki’s brings women’s sports and camaraderie to the Castro.
Culinary Clash Night Two Showcases City College Students Sonal Ruparel and Logan McGovern
On the evening of March 8, guests were excitedly making their arrival to the modern Bistro 888 restaurant located inside the InterContinental hotel for the second night of San Francisco’s Culinary Clash.
Practice Makes Program: City College Embraces Flag Football
While it’s just a class right now, Women’s Flag Football could potentially be in the midst of its first official season this time next year.