Rams Stroking for Top Three Conference Finish
The Ram’s swim team is shooting for a top three conference finish this year and features stand out members driving them towards that goal.
The Guardsman
Project Survive Educators Face the Wrath of Funding Reductions
Because of funding cuts that took place later in the fall semester of last year, the Women’s and Gender Studies Department has had to cease events and courses related to their multi-campus college sexual violence prevention and healthy relationship promotion program Project Survive.
CCSF Activists Strive for Support at the Arts and Education Resource Fair
CCSF Collective Presented at the Arts and Education Resource Fair in attempts to find support to restore the recent Spring 2020 class cuts.
Eliminated Classes at Southeast Center Reflects History of Underinvestment in Bayview
By Claudia Drdul
claudiadrdul@gmail.com
At a Jan. 28 Board of Supervisors meeting Shamann Walton connected the removal of Spring 2020 classes from the Southeast Center to other issues that have long-plauged District 10.
“I'm shocked to find out that no classes will be offered at
Art Display Explores Emotional Trials and Tribulations
Artist and former CCSF teacher, Lauren Van Duren, had an art exhibit called Rise to Resilience, from January 13th through February 4th at the Sunset CCSF Campus. Within this article Lauren explains her inspirations for this particular exhibit. She also explains her early start as an artist as well a
Rams Stomp Napa Valley Like Grapes
City College picks up its third win of the season at Napa Valley College on Saturday.
Coronavirus Fears Reveal Racism and Ignorance
The ongoing Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has scared people across the world with the possibility of a widespread pandemic since there is no effective treatment or vaccine, and this situation has led to unexcused prejudice and racism against Chinese people.