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Art At Your Fingertips At The Ocean Campus

Art At Your Fingertips At The Ocean Campus

By Donald Ades Chances are that no matter where you are on campus, it is more likely than not that you are within eye shot of art. There are temporary as well as permanent installations scattered about to feast the eyes. This Fall semester we may have traversed the City

1967 Summer Of Love sparks psychedelic rebirth

1967 Summer Of Love sparks psychedelic rebirth

By Adina J. Pernell Recent political events have challenged the very core values of peace, love and coexistence that the San Francisco Bay Area community established. Attitudes that support racial, social injustice are being pushed by alt-right agendas. Free City College of San Francisco promotes equal representation and access to

Board of Trustees hire Mark Rocha as Chancellor

Board of Trustees hire Mark Rocha as Chancellor

By Otto Pippenger City College’s Board of Trustees voted 6-1 on June 22 to sign a contract with Mark Rocha, making him the new Chancellor. In the public comment prior to the vote, a large contingent of instructors and students voiced their strenuous objections to the Trustees’ decision, waving

‘I Called Him Morgan’ Explores Bebop Jazz Era’s Fated Lovers

‘I Called Him Morgan’ Explores Bebop Jazz Era’s Fated Lovers

By Adina J. Pernell Swedish director Kasper Collin’s “I Called Him Morgan” recounts the series of events that led the great jazz trumpeter Edward Lee Morgan’s common law wife, Helen Morgan, to walk into the popular Manhattan's Lower East Side jazz hangout Slugs on Feb. 19,

“The Monument Quilt” pops up at CCSF football field to fight against rape culture

“The Monument Quilt” pops up at CCSF football field to fight against rape culture

By Ekevara Kitpowsong The long, bright, sheer, red scarf with 26 hearts covered Stephanie Chassin’s shoulder and back that waved in the air when the wind blew. Chassin sewed each heart onto her own scarf, one for each letter of the alphabet. Project SURVIVE hosted the installation of the

Lawsuit continues over corroded exterior Child Development Center

Lawsuit continues over corroded exterior Child Development Center

By Mary Jane Di Theodore Across Ocean Campus several buildings have been neglected for many years for a variety of reasons. The Child Development Center is less than six years old and the rapid deterioration of the buildings comes from inferior work during the construction process and a lack of

Free City College Program explained

Free City College Program explained

By Matthew Hewitson City College of San Francisco will be the first community college in the nation to offer free tuition to all its city residents under a deal announced by Mayor Ed Lee and Supervisor Jane Kim. According to the agreement, which will take effect in the fall of