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.
Ellen Yoshitsugu
Behind Closed Doors: Transparency Gaps Leave Public in the Dark
The college faces questions over closed-session agendas and delayed public records
Students Win Statewide Support for Access to Online Classes
City College students pushed policies on digital learning access and campus employment standards at the California Community College Assembly
Have Your Say: War in Iran
Question: In your opinion, why is the United States attacking other countries such as Iran? How does that impact you? How do you feel about it? (Responses have been lightly edited for clarity.)
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
Aspiring Community Birth Workers Look No Further Than City College With Latest Course Offering
Student leader Brianna Smith helps birth the new Doula Education course, expanding access to maternal health care in the Bay Area.
Have Your Say: How has City College helped or hindered your career path?
Students weigh in on City College's career resources.