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Business Cards Order due Thursday February 13 The Visual Media Design Department is now accepting orders from City College employees for business cards. There is a $20.00 charge for 200 cards to cover the cost of materials. Orders will be returned via campus mail during the week of Monday,

Valentine's Day is not that special

Valentine's Day is not that special

When Valentine's Day is around the corner, the first thing many couples, flings or people with occasional lovers think of is gifts: the chocolates, oversized teddy bears and possibly one night of a lot of unprotected sex. Right? If you laughed, then you know it's true.

The game from the court to the streets

By Gardenia Zuniga Every Athlete knows how to play a good game,whether its on the court or out on the hallways. These top 3 basketball players for this seasons team gave us a taste of how they play basketball and how they get the ladies. [embed]https://www.youtube.

A love affair with fashion

By Diana Chuong Fashion designer Sophia Marie discovered her passion for designing clothes and draws experience in the fashion industry as she prepares to open her own boutique store, “Sophia Marie,” in April. Marie will be introducing her own clothing and jewelry to the public. She said the boutique will

Free Tuition Obstructed by Mayor

By Otto Pippenger Jane Kim secures a victory for all San Francisco residents, coming to an agreement with Mayor Ed Lee for up to a 20 percent increase in enrollment in next year's budget, additional assistance for students already receiving financial aid, and additional cash assistance to students

Jane Kim establishes first TLGB District in the U.S.

By Nigel Flores Jane Kim, San Francisco Supervisor, is working to designate 6 blocks in the southeast portion of the Tenderloin as the nation’s first transgender historic district. Supervisor Kim, who played a major role in passing Proposition W, attempting to make City College free, introduced the legislation to

City College community marches with ANSWER Coalition

By Otto Pippenger As Donald Trump took office on January 20, citizens of San Francisco appeared by the thousands in stingingly heavy rainfall to voice their anger. Posters that the event organizers of the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism Coalition (ANSWER) had distributed to promote the event