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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Anti-Gentrification Teach–In Preaches in Numbers

By Patrick Fitzgerald Approximately 100 people packed into a room at City College’s Mission Center on April 30 listened with rapt attention to multi-talented artist Yolanda Lopez recount her activist days while exhorting a new generation to fight against gentrification of San Francisco’s Mission neighborhood. The 74-year-old Lopez

City College Student Bob Miller Is Running For Congress

By Michaela Payne Nancy Pelosi is a tough act to follow, but City College student Bob Miller is running for District 12 representative to the United States Congress. Miller, 72, is a retired electrician and the Republican candidate in the upcoming June 7 primary for electing the next District 12

Flint, Michigan's Connection to City College

By: Bethaney Lee Claire McClinton, a member of Michigan’s Flint Democracy Defense League Water Task Force, discussed how privatization, austerity and corporate dictatorships led to the poisoning of 99,000 Flint residents—including herself. “I bring you greetings from the occupied city of Flint, Michigan,” McClinton said at City

May 11– May 24, 2016 Campus Briefs

Crime Rate Nationwide Drops in Schools Violent crime, harassment, and bullying because of sexual orientation has decreased significantly s U.S. News reported. According to the SFGate, about 1.3 million students were suspended for violence, alcohol violations or weapons possession. A total of 781 hate crimes were reported on

Athletic Trainer Is College’s Secret Champion

By Shannon Cole It’s a good day when no one notices Addie Martin. “Unless someone screws up or someone gets really badly injured, no one ever notices me,” Martin said. “I think it’s a good day when no one even knows I exist during a football game.” Though

Wellness Center Open for Summer Session

Wellness Center Open for Summer Session

By Audrey Garces Students have the opportunity to access the Wellness Center this summer by signing up for the one unit fitness center and fitness swimming classes. Another summer class, Wellness Center community membership, gives students the best of both worlds by granting access to the fitness center and pool

16th CityShorts Gives College Filmmakers The Red Carpet

By Daniela Fiestas-Paredes City College of San Francisco Cinema department is hosting its 16th “CityShorts Festival” on Thursday, May 19th at Diego Rivera Theatre. In 2001, department developed the idea of creating a festival that could allow students to present their work. Around 80 short films were entered the first