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Student Presidents Protest College’s Closure Plan

“I am possible because you are!” — Ann Fontanella

Inflatable Planetarium Debuts with Moons of Jupiter Event

Over 25 people joined the astronomy club on March 18 for “Adventures of the Moons of Jupiter,” the first show of the semester hosted in the department’s new inflatable digital planetarium set up in a classroom on the third floor of Science Hall.

Bus to Nowhere: New Shuttle Service Falls Flat

Ocean Campus has a new parking lot and shuttle, but they've gone mostly unnoticed.

City College Culinary Students Jack McCambridge and Quis White Win Culinary Competition

On March 15, McCambridge and White competed in the final day of the contest, serving a three-course meal to 82 guests and judges at Bistro 888. On March 19, they were announced winners of the 15th Annual Culinary Clash.

Accreditor Pressure Forces City College to Overhaul Broken Student Complaint System

Vice Chancellor Wilkins informed the Executive Council that student grievances went unaddressed until ACCJC stepped in.

Rams Tennis Wraps Up Near-Perfect Season

The Rams are ready to take on Ojai and the State Championships after finishing off a stellar season.

Associated Students Pass Resolution Supporting Downtown Center

The Executive Council passed a resolution backing efforts to save the Downtown Center after the administration moved to pull classes without student input.

At CCSF's Downtown Center, a Pastry Class Savors Its Last Semester

Before the ovens go cold on Fourth Street, Chef Betsy’s final cohort of students will host one last sale at the Educated Palate on April 16.

Rams Fall Just Short in Quest for Back-to-Back State Title

City College lost to Fullerton College 67-64 in the 3C2A State Championship game.

Another Round of No Kings Protests March Through the City

The third installment of “No Kings” brought thousands of peaceful protesters along the city’s main street towards Civic Center Plaza to protest the current United States administration.

The Man Who Fell to City College

After years of instability, City College is running out of time to define what it is, and who it’s for.

Culinary Clash Night Two Showcases City College Students Sonal Ruparel and Logan McGovern

On the evening of March 8, guests were excitedly making their arrival to the modern Bistro 888 restaurant located inside the InterContinental hotel for the second night of San Francisco’s Culinary Clash.

Crowds Gather to Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day Parade

The 175th Annual San Francisco Saint Patrick's Day Parade happened on March 14, attracting thousands of people to Market Street.

STEM Majors Must Begin in Calculus, Says State Chancellor

Changes to addressing incoming students’ college-level skills came in the form of California laws AB 705 and AB 1705, passed in 2017 and 2022. Before AB 705, mandatory placement tests determined incoming students’ eligibility for college-level classes and placed the students in review courses. While AB 705 reduced the number