From Paris, with Touchdowns and Yards
A long way from home, international student athletes have to adjust to not just a new team, but a new country as well.
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A Colorful Celebration: The Annual Festival That Honors Maya Communities and Their Heritage
The free event that started in 2019 celebrates the Maya community around the Bay Area.
Trustee Candidate Erwin Tam Is Ready to Crunch the Numbers
A challenging budget led former City College student Erwin Tam to run for board of trustees and do what he’s done his entire career, ‘help other people solve financial challenges.’
Chancellor Placed On Admin Leave, Volleyball Season Cancelled, City College's "West Campus", and Much More
This is your bi-weekly e-mail newsletter about the City College community, landing in your inbox every other Wednesday. We'll bring you a little of what's happening around the campuses and the city as a whole, and a rundown of The Guardsman's coverage
Student Leader Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against City College
Another set of issues, following an “unfair” labor practice and a student worker, come to City College.
Network of Billionaires Squaring Off Against Teachers Union for Control of City College’s Future
Four out of the nine candidates for City College's board of trustees have been endorsed by two separate billionaire PACs, GrowSF and Abundance San Francisco.
Woman’s Soccer Remains “Consistent” in a 7-0 Sweep Against Foothill College
Both away and at home, the Rams women’s soccer team continues to show dominance on offense and defense in a 7- 0 sweep against the Owls.
City College of San Francisco Chancellor Put on Admin Leave as Investigation Starts
The decision by the Board of Trustees comes in the wake of allegations made by Chancellor Messina’s personal assistant.
West Campus Finally Realized for City College of San Francisco, 70 Years in the Making
Before and after the construction of Ocean Campus in 1940, the Balboa Reservoir has had a turbulent history.
Off-Campus Printing Still Restricted After Cybersecurity Concern
City College’s PaperCut printing service remains unavailable for off-campus access after a cybersecurity concern prompted temporary restrictions on Aug. 29.
Chancellor Under Fire for Misuse of City College Money After Allegations by Her Executive Assistant
The Board of Trustees are poised to take action in a special meeting on Monday.
‘I’m Not Sure This Has Ever Happened’: Volleyball Season Canceled After Not Meeting Required Amount of Players
The athletic department was forced to cancel the season after lack of interest from players.
What Do You Think About Parking on Campus?
The Guardsman took rank around campus: How do City College’s students feel about the parking situation?
The Debut Memoir of a Poet: Book Reading and Discussion at Mission Center
A writer revisits her war-torn past, leading readers through her journey of transformation.