The “Fake” Struggle is Real
Apparently appropriation is the new fashion equivalent of the little black dress, and trends of cultural and socio-economic appropriation are currently undergoing a renaissance.
The Guardsman
Rebuild or reload: New faces lead the Rams' pursuit of another title
After a storybook ending to last season that resulted in a State championship celebration, the City College Rams now face the challenge of repeating it.
Rams win, but playoff hopes are dashed
As a long season of triumphs and defeats came to an end, two division rivals shared one common goal on Nov. 12: Leave Comet Stadium with a win.
Demonstrators demand CEO to cease funding of a pipeline project
Wells Fargo, one of the largest funders of the controversial $3.8 billion pipeline project in North Dakota, received a three-day prayer from San Francisco protesters.
A different view for City College
A draft of the Facilities Master Plan (FMP) to revamp City College’s Ocean Campus was presented in a two-day workshop introducing changes the college expects to see in the next 10 years.
Students sing their hearts out at Japanese Karaoke Festival
The Associated Student Council hosted the “CCSF Japanese Festival” in the Wellness Center Amphitheater on Nov. 10. The event was centered on Japanese culture on festival games, food, and most notably, karaoke.
Town hall meeting heeded City College student voices
City College held a three-hour legislative Town Hall meeting on Oct. 31 to address the concerns of students that included topics including the accessibility of financial aid, campus safety and information distribution