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March 4 Strike and day of action: California Demands Public Education

A mass movement that sprouted from a mobilizing conference at UC Berkeley four months ago manifested as one of the most widespread and organized protests in recent memory on March 4.

Mixed medium art show explores women’s health issues

Works from seven female artists aim to challenge stigmas By Estela Fuentes The Guardsman “Pap Art: An Atypical Exhibit” opened at the City College Arts Gallery in the Visual Arts Building on Feb. 22. The traveling show, which runs until March 18, displays works by seven female artists focusing on

GI Bill payments stall, student veterans suffer

The GI Bill, the United State’s promise of support to its returning veterans since World War II, is not serving the needs of all student veterans in a timely fashion.

Juvenile probation refuses to apply sanctuary amendment

Attempts to modify San Francisco’s sanctuary ordinance, which would allow for greater protection from deportation of undocumented youth accused of criminal conduct, has stalled.

Men's Basketball: Men’s victory puts them back in familiar territory

For a program that has set the bar high, participating in the state championships is becoming a yearly routine.

Nonresident students uninformed of fee hike

By Don Clyde and Alex EmslieThe Guardsman The City College board of trustees passed a resolution Feb 25. to increase nonresident student fees by $4 — to $183 per unit — but did not notify the students affected by the raise. “Every year state law requires the governing board of each district

Women's baskteball Rams top Renegades, set sights on Pasadena

The City College women’s basketball team knew they could not look past any opponent, despite the fact they have not lost a game in over two months.