Chancellor Seeks Big Grant to Develop Programs at Downtown Center
A variety of partnerships could reopen the shuttered campus.
Ellen Yoshitsugu
West Campus Finally Realized for City College of San Francisco, 70 Years in the Making
Before and after the construction of Ocean Campus in 1940, the Balboa Reservoir has had a turbulent history.
Student Worker Funds Fluctuate Mid-Semester
A bid to restore $300,000 for student workers failed 3-4. Department chairs, some who've lost thousands of assumed budget for their student lab aides, meet with administrators Oct. 1.
Have Your Say: Did you get all your classes?
The Guardsman checked in with students on Ocean Campus and asked: Were they able to get the classes they desired for this semester?
A Look into the Israeli and Palestinian Conflict: The Other
Palestinian and Israeli peace activists discuss their work bridging the gap between them and rehumanizing ‘the other.’
Wet, Windy Weather Is Headed San Francisco's Way
With a storm on the horizon that looks to be at a level not seen in decades, City College is looking to fortify and prepare as best it can.
Behind Closed Doors: Transparency Gaps Leave Public in the Dark
The college faces questions over closed-session agendas and delayed public records