During the Crisis, Stay Vigilant About Online Privacy
The COVID-19 crisis has pushed much of our academic and social lives onto the internet. Modern technology is invaluable in this moment, but comes with privacy and security risks as well.
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Letter to the Editor: My Name is Ann Clark and I Have to Walk Slowly, Part 2
The board has the responsibility now to meet with the DSPS faculty and students at all the campuses to make sure that disability discrimination is not allowed at CCSF or anywhere else.
International Students Face the COVID-19 Crisis
This story covers the various concerns and experiences international students who attend City College are currently experiencing. This includes financial implications, health care coverage concerns, deciding to drop classes and or move home, and increased racial stigma.
Campus Resources Persist Through Shelter in Place Order
Despite City College closing down along with other schools in San Francisco, campus resources persist in making their presence known. City College’s Library, Queer Resource Center, Disabled Students Programs & Services, and the Career Development Counseling have provided students resources and conta
Board of Trustees and All Other Public Meetings Convene Online Using Zoom
As all public meetings move online, the Board of Trustees will field public comments and questions in a Town Hall via Zoom at 6 p.m. on April 7.
Dianna Gonzales Named Interim Chancellor
Senior Vice Chancellor of Administrative and Student Affairs Dianna Gonzales will be the interim chancellor for City College for the next three months, until a long-term interim chancellor, and then a permanent chancellor, is selected. She will take the place of former chancellor Mark Rocha, who res
Chancellor Mark Rocha Resigns After Three Tumultuous Years
City College Chancellor Mark Rocha has resigned and will receive a settlement of about $340,000. A team of Senior Vice Chancellors will manage the operations of the college until an interim chancellor is selected.