Sign in Subscribe

Latest

Radical women discuss problems at City College

By Cassandra Hendry Contributor A group of nearly 20 people got together recently at New Valencia Hall in the Tenderloin District in San Francisco to discuss issues currently affecting City College. The Radical Women’s Group, a self described socialist feminist organization which is “immersed in the daily fight against

Thank you, San Francisco, for supporting CCSF!

We faculty at City College of San Francisco want to say Thank You San Francisco! Thank you for your show of support for City College by approving Measure "A" by a resounding 72%! Your vote of confidence shows us that City College is valued, vital, and essential to

Undergraduates struggle with stress

By Dannie Hawkins The Guardsman Class, homework, studying, getting to and from class, working to afford all of it and then trying to carve out a moment of peace is the new normal for City College students striving to succeed in a fast paced, unrelenting semester. According to a 2008

Goalie bounces back from injuries

By Lucas Almeida The Guardsman After missing most games last season due to severe jaw and knee injuries, you could say the City College men’s soccer starting goalkeeper is a warrior. Martin De La Torre, 21, is a passionate mechanical engineering student and dedicated athlete who went above and

Celebration bittersweet for men

By Lucas Almeida The Guardsman Since the Aug. 31 start of their season, the City College men’s soccer team had not tasted defeat. In the most important game of the season, that taste was very bitter indeed. Previously undefeated, the Rams were a solid team all season long but

Students make City College fall for fashion

By Dannie Hawkins The Guardsman The Smith Hall cafeteria’s typical atmosphere of hunger-diminishing and homework-finishing was recently dynamically transformed into a venue of excitement and allure by a series of student-produced fashion shows. Student models in smokey, wing-tipped lined eyes and styling hair into angelic curls and edgy buns

Nursing program highly competitive

By Lynette Martinez Competition is high for prospective nursing majors at City College, so they will need more than compassion and commitment if they want to get into the program. That was the central theme issued by Registered Nursing Department Chair Margaret Noonan in a nursing program introductory seminar held