Legacy of Sean Monterrosa Continues through Knowledge Up Scholarship
Two recipients of the Knowledge Up scholarship, Tabari Morris and Yenia Jimenez, open up about how it has helped them through hard times
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The Castro Bar Where Women’s Sports Takes Center Court
Named for a pioneering bar owner, Rikki’s brings women’s sports and camaraderie to the Castro.
Students Win Statewide Support for Access to Online Classes
City College students pushed policies on digital learning access and campus employment standards at the California Community College Assembly
Rams and Their Sneaker Picks
The Guardsman talked to the Men’s basketball team about the shoes they wear on the court, and why they choose to wear those pairs of sneakers.
New Workshop Offers Introduction to the World of Journalism
City Extension course covers news writing, editing and multimedia storytelling in five Tuesday evening sessions
Wardrobe Watch: Spring Fashion on Campus
We stopped six students between classes to talk spring style — here's what they're wearing and why.
This SFMTA Photo Exhibit Paints a Vivid Image of San Francisco
“Moving San Francisco” showcases how public transportation, and the city it carries, evolved over time.
Have Your Say: War in Iran
Question: In your opinion, why is the United States attacking other countries such as Iran? How does that impact you? How do you feel about it? (Responses have been lightly edited for clarity.)
City College Spring Play Takes Audiences on a Trip to Vegas
Over the semester, the cast has built their energy and practiced consistently to bring their work to life in the spring play at Taube Atrium Theater on April 25 and 26.
Rams Baseball Keeps Fighting Through Tough Season
CSM battered City College 26-1 in a blowout loss.
Student Election Dates Pushed Back
To promote equity, the AS Executive Council revised the election application and timeline.
Imperfect Pixels: Inspiring Students with the Art of Screen Printing
City College Art Gallery's opening reception held a printmaking class for visitors.
City College Should Be Investing in Downtown Instead of Leaving
City College is closing its Downtown Center just as San Francisco is investing in reviving the neighborhood, pulling free public education out of the community that needs it most.
City College Centers: Then and Now
City College's footprint in the city has expanded and contracted over the years.