Protests That Led Up to War in Iran Follow Years of Authoritarian Repression
The people of Iran have long grown tired of the Islamic Republic's political violence and constraints against its own people.
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Breaking Bread, Building Bridges: City College Hosts Its 4th Annual Community Iftar
Students, faculty, and community members gathered at City College on Thursday evening to celebrate the 4th Annual Community Iftar, sharing food, conversation, and the spirit of Ramadan.
Rams Bulldoze Columbia College in 84-59 Romp
Rams are headed to the 3C2A State Finals after blowing out Columbia College.
Rams Apply Heavy Defensive Pressure, Advance to Next Round of Playoffs
After a contentious first half, the Rams put their foot down and didn’t look back.
City Budget Proposal Would Cut Free City Funding to Historic Low
A newly submitted city budget document proposes cutting Free City funding to $6.8 million as the program's 10-year funding agreement continues to unravel.
Badminton Looks to Swat The Competition Away This Season
After a disappointing end to last season, City Badminton will look to rebound this year.
Counselors Convene to Tackle Enrollment Bottlenecks Ahead of Senior Surge
City College and SFUSD staff reviewed system updates and advising gaps as thousands of students prepare to apply.