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Photojournalist Robert Nickelsberg Presents Work From ‘Legacy of Lies: El Salvador 1981–1984’
By Karim Farahat
karim.farahat0823@gmail.com
It's been four decades since the violent civil war in El Salvador took center stage and captured world headlines.
Robert Nickelsberg, a former 30-year TIME magazine contract photojournalist who was in El Salvador at the time, re-lived those memories at two
Climate Action 2025: “It’s Up to Us”
Trustee Alan Wong proposed a new climate action plan, which, adopted in 2024, continues to guide the college’s steps toward a more sustainable future. The policy sets up the goalposts for City College to address its current status on various sustainability and environmental measurements by 2026 whil
City College Iftar Celebrates Community and Honors Leaders: Breaking Fast and Breaking Bread
For the past two years, City College has hosted an Iftar celebration, honoring the Muslim student body and inviting anyone interested in participating in or learning more about Ramadan. From 6-9 p.m., people from all different religions, creeds and races filled a conference room at the front of the
La Doña Mural in the Mission Exemplifies Resilience of Latinx Community
A larger-than-life mural of native San Franciscan musician La Doña proudly displays the word “RESILIENT” on Casa Guadalupe supermarket at 26th and Mission. The mural has been a part of the Mission since June 2021. Local artists Agana, Vogue and Robz were asked to create the mural for a collaborative
Danny Chin Bids Farewell to The Lunch Box
Rather than the usual crowd of hungry students grabbing a bite for lunch, one Thursday noon at the Lunch Box became the site of a heartfelt goodbye — and a new beginning.
Students are Missing out on Opportunities for Community Health Support
Over 3,000 medical appointments and 1,458 mental health sessions have been scheduled in semesters. Despite this, more than 18,000 enrolled students would currently be eligible to benefit from the health services.