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San Francisco, Calif.

Future plans for Southeast Campus remains cloudy

Future plans for Southeast Campus remains cloudy

By Jordi Molina/ Special to The Guardsman San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has had their eye on the City College Southeast Campus for quite some time and have stressed that they will take into account the needs of the surrounding communities. However, it now appears that SFPUC has not

Campus polls reveals First Amendment knowledge

By Zachary Donnenfield City College students participated in a study conducted by “The Guardsman” calculating their collective knowledge and opinions of President Donald Trump and his relationship to the mass media revealing that the majority believe Trump is not justified in his attacks on the press. The study was conducted

Up a creek and without transparency

Up a creek and without transparency

By Elena Stuart Between budget cuts, free tuition and the potential of an armed campus police- the City College community finds itself in a very confusing, or rather confused state. Many students appear to be unaware and others are shocked by the college administration’s lack of transparency on current

Diversity makes a difference

By Quip Johnson City College states that diversity is an important part of the student body and campus programs but the concept itself is difficult to define. City University of New York defines campus diversity as being “along the dimensions of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, physical

Swell start-up delights campus

Swell start-up delights campus

By Otto Pippenger For the past five weeks students at City College’s Ocean Campus have been greeted by the bright chrome of a 1965 Airstream Caravel trailer parked outside the Diego Rivera theater. Inside that trailer is Swell Ice Cream & Coffee, a new business run by longtime friends

New Orlean’s jazz culture revitalizes in City College

New Orlean’s jazz culture revitalizes in City College

By Laurie Maemura In honor of Jazz Appreciation Month, City College's Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management (CAHM) and the CCSF Jazz Musician's Club held a joint event in the Pierre Coste Room on Apr. 13, 2017. The culinary department was inspired to cook cuisine from New

Rams come up short against Cabrillo

Rams come up short against Cabrillo

By: Robert Jalon City College of San Francisco fell to a tough 1-0 home loss against non league opponent Cabrillo College on Saturday, April 8. The rain cleared for City College at their home away from home, Carter Field in Pacifica and the Rams were looking to build on the