Rams Wrap Up Wednesdays!

This is your weekly e-mail yap about the Rams community, landing in your inbox every Wednesday. We’ll bring you a little of what’s happening around City College of San Francisco, plus a sneak peek at what’s new at theguardsman.com.

News

Board of Trustees

Nine hopeful candidates are running for the three upcoming empty seats in the Board of Trustees table at Harry Britt Building 140, and San Franciscans can vote for their chosen trustee on the Nov. 3 ballot. The Guardsman has conducted interviews with all of them, and will publish our previews of each candidate in the coming weeks.

Read The Guardsman's interviews with Leah Lacroix and Rome Moses Jones, and follow the ballot beat here.

Wet and Windy Weather is Headed San Francisco's Way

Pathway being cleared by SF Department of Public Works on Ocean Campus. (Ellen Yoshitsugu/The Guardsman.)

Another El Niño is coming to San Francisco, and City College is trying to prepare. Read More

Connie Chan, Former CCSF Media Relations Rep, Now A House Rep Hopeful

Illustration by Marrion Cruz/The Guardsman

Connie Chan, once the head of media relations at City College, is in the running for a House of Representatives seat. The Guardsman checked back in with her, and talked to her about all things San Francisco. Read More

Culture

The Science behind the Science Hall Mosaics

Science Hall South Side Mosaic with the three "creators of the inorganic sciences". (Isaac Ortiz Dominguez/ The Guardsman)

Science Hall's walls are home to a number of art pieces, including large mosaics that cover the north and south sides of the 86-year-old building. Check out the story behind them here.

Games, coffee, and a whole lot of ice cream: Welcome Day at Ocean Campus

City College students line up for free ice cream in front of the Mister Softee ice cream truck at Ram Plaza (Karla Lopes / The Guardsman)

City College's Outreach Office and Office of Student Life put together an event on August 27 to welcome students to the campus. Read More

Opinion

A Look into the Israeli and Palestinian Conflict: The Other

Poster for The Other, a film directed by Joy Sela. Photo courtesy of We Uncover films.

Palestinian and Israeli peace activists discuss their work bridging the gap between them and rehumanizing ‘the other' in this new film. Read More

Sports

Women's Soccer and The Path to an Elusive State Title

Chemnui Simpson and Catherine Cordova Bobadilla celebrate Simpsons goal. San Francisco, Calif., October 14, 2025. (Isaac Ortiz/ The Guardsman.)

The road proved smooth for the team last season, but how bumpy it is this season is anyone's guess. Read more

Rams Men's Soccer Is Ready for a Bounceback After Summer of Training

Mens soccer team practice before their games in Lake Tahoe. Isaac Ortiz Dominguez/ The Guardsman

After a less-than-stellar 2025, Lucarelli’s 11 is looking to revitalize the program. Read More

Women’s Water Polo Team Plunges Into New Season

The Rams will get another shot at major conference opponent West Valley in its first game. Read More

American River Dammed in Comeback Victory for Rams

City College shakes hands with American River after the win. (Wilbur Chen/The Guardsman)

City College beat American River 18-17 off the back of two interceptions. Read More

Rams Graze Past Merritt College in Statement Win

City College took down the Merritt College Panthers 4-0. Read More

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