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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

New Smartphone Application Aims To Keep Students Safe

By Daniela Fiestas-Paredes City College Campus Police Department launched the 911 Shield Safety app at the beginning of this semester to improve campus-wide security. The application, which can be download on any smartphone, allows students to report crimes occurring on campus, seek help when needed and request safety services such

March 9 - March 22, 2016 Campus Briefs

Reports of Norovirus at UC Berkeley UC Berkeley health services identified a possible outbreak of norovirus with three confirmed cases following an outbreak among hundreds of college students in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, Inside Higher Ed reported on March 3. The virus, also called “winter diarrhea,” causes flu-like symptoms and

Rams Double Fault Against Chabot

Rams Double Fault Against Chabot

By Pablo Reyes The Rams dropped the ball against the Chabot College Gladiators on March 1, losing the tennis meet 3-7. The unusually warm March day seemed it would favor City College. The Rams had the home-court advantage and the team looked strong in warm-ups as they perfected their backhands

The Road To State

By Shannon Cole It’s all going according to plan for the City College women’s basketball team. The Rams stormed through the regular season with an impressive 25-3 record against their opponents. The women’s exemplary performance during the regular season earned them the number one seed going into

State Championship Looms As City College Flirts With Basketball Immortality

State Championship Looms As City College Flirts With Basketball Immortality

By Dakari Thomas Blowing through the competition is something City College have become accustomed to this year. As a result, the push to a State Championship continues as the Rams have reached the Final Four of the California Community College Athletic Association’s men’s basketball playoffs after three blowout

“El Mad Mex” To Perform Free at Diego Rivera Theatre

PERFORMANCE ARTIST GUILLERMO GOMEZ PENA HAS HELD AUDIENCES SPELLBOUND FOR DECADES By Michaela Payne Performance artist and cultural critic Guillermo Gómez-Peña will perform his latest solo work as “el Mad Mex” in the Diego Rivera Theatre at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 18, presenting his views on the future

City College Player Reaches New Heights

By Dakari Thomas With seven minutes left in a game against Skyline College, Trevor Dunbar decided to make an instant impact on the game. In transition, Dunbar hesitated to get a step on the defender, spun, dropped to the floor, and rose up for a double-pump finger roll and one.