City College Should Be Investing in Downtown Instead of Leaving
City College is closing its Downtown Center just as San Francisco is investing in reviving the neighborhood, pulling free public education out of the community that needs it most.
Marrion Cruz
Another Round of No Kings Protests March Through the City
The third installment of “No Kings” brought thousands of peaceful protesters along the city’s main street towards Civic Center Plaza to protest the current United States administration.
Low Enrollment at Downtown Center Triggers Shutdown
A $2.2 million state funding cut forces City College to shutter its Downtown Center after 47 years, with programs set to disperse across remaining campuses.
City College Plans to Accept EBT, Timeline Unclear
The rollout, backed by Student Affairs leadership, comes as student hunger and basic-needs strain remain a concern at City College.
California Senate Advances Bill Expanding Path to Sue Federal Officers
The "No Kings Act" now moves to the Assembly, with supporters calling it an accountability measure and opponents warning of litigation and legal challenges.
City College IT Department, Now Fully Staffed, Eyes Portal Overhaul and Smart Classrooms
After years of operating shorthanded, City College's IT department is moving ahead with modernization projects, including a RAM Portal redesign.