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Times change to comply with the law

By Dalton Amador The Guardsman After being in violation of state law for the past five years, City College is now publishing the exact time classes begin and end. All community colleges in California must conform their scheduling practices to the standards set by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s

Education is stuck in a hundred-year-old rut

by Becca Hoekstra The Guardsman In the fast-paced world of Google, social media and the 24/7 news cycle, our Industrial Age education system is a dinosaur relic in need of retirement. Get this: the standardized test is almost 100 years old; it was invented in 1914. Today, we throw

Fort Mason showcases a trove of artisans and crafts

Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman A vast community of art lovers and artists alike crowded City College’s Fort Mason campus during its annual open house, where an array of sculpture and painting demonstrations, sales and exhibits flooded the building. Visitors were invited to view work by faculty and students at

Is CCSF downsizing diversity?

By Madeline Collins Hundreds of enthusiastic students and faculty members waved signs of objection and spoke out during an impassioned rally protesting the consolidation of the diversity departments at City College. Outside Ocean campus’ Ram Plaza on Thurs. Nov. 15, the sun seemed to be the only one beaming on

Rams make history, advance to State Championship against Mt. San Antonio

By Lucas Almeida The Guardsman Walnut, Calif. — Players prepared and practiced hard all season long with one main goal in mind—to come to this stage of the competition and bring the trophy home but no matter what happens, the City College men’s soccer team knows they are making

Women defeated in playoffs after undefeated season

By Michael Hall The Guardsman After an incredible regular season, the City College women’s soccer team was eliminated 2-0 in the third round of the NorCal playoffs by American River College on Nov. 24. Coming into the game, the Rams were ranked number two in the Northern California and

Community mourns slain Oakland teen, seeks justice

By Curtis Coloma Around 400 supporters of the Justice for Alan Blueford coalition met at noon on Nov. 10 in downtown Oakland for a peaceful march against police brutality. The coalition formed shortly after Blueford, an 18-year-old African American man, was shot and killed on May 6 by Oakland Police