Remembering Cinema Department Fixture Doug Punslan
Cinema instructor Doug Punsalan, who taught at City College for decades, died on April 6.
The Guardsman
Public Records Requests Delayed By COVID-19
Government agencies are using COVID-19 as an excuse to delay requests for information. In a time of crisis, it’s especially important that journalists can access public records. In a recent panel discussion, journalists and legal experts presented techniques journalists can use to pressure agencies
All Associated Students Government Positions Open for Reelection
Applications for all student council and student leadership positions for the next academic year of 2020-2021 are now open, district-wide. Despite it being an unprecedented and difficult time for many, there is much work to be done in representing student voices at CCSF now more than ever.
Town Hall Covers an Array of Community Concerns
City College’s Board of Trustees held a Town Hall meeting where questions from community members about the effects of COVID-19, the college’s process for selecting an interim chancellor, and the future of beloved programs were discussed by college administrators.
Chancellor’s Appointment Raises Questions About Conflicts of Interest
Some students and faculty have raised concerns about the college’s new interim chancellor, Dianna Gonzales, and her son, Noah Lystrup, who is a dean at City College.
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Virtual Tours Allow World Exploration During Shelter in Place
An overview of websites that offer virtual tours, webcams, and learning activities for families to see the world from their couches during shelter in place.