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City College Teacher Co-Authors First Transgender Studies Book

By Mags Weir Ardel Haefele-Thomas, chair of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer studies department, will complete the “Introduction to Transgender Studies” next year, the first textbook on the subject in the United States. Haefele-Thomas aims to educate the masses about becoming better allies with trans folks and to clear

Opening Day of Slain Student’s Civil Trial

JUSTICE FOR ALEX NIETO By Marco Siler-Gonzales The parents of Alex Nieto finally had their day in federal court for their son, a City College student who was shot and killed by San Francisco Police officers in Bernal Heights Park nearly two years ago. On the opening day of trial

Front Page Gallery “A Window to the World” Photo Exhibition

Front Page Gallery “A Window to the World” Photo Exhibition

“A Window to the World” An Exhibit of Photographs by Guardsman Photographers Published in Local Newspapers During Their Internship Please let us know on Facebook event page if you can attend https://www.facebook.com/events/156703774712919/ A group photo exhibition featuring the work of Santiago Mejia – San Francisco Chronicle

Front Page Gallery Opens March 10

Front Page Gallery Opens March 10

CCSF DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM PRESENTS “A Window to the World” An Exhibit of Photographs by Guardsman Photographers Published in Local Newspapers During Their Internship Opening Reception: Thursday, March 10, 2016 Time: 5:00- 9:30 p.m. FRONT PAGE Gallery The Guardsman Newsroom Bungalow 615 (Below George M. Rush Stadium)

From Dark Past, City College Student Looks To Brighter Future

By Nancy Chan Nick Lindley, 24, wakes up to a panic attack every morning at 7 a.m. His body does this without an alarm clock or an actual cause for alarm. Then he walks with his dog Ziggy to the Bay Area Addiction Research and Treatment (BAART) clinic on

Stem Cell Internship Open to City College Students

By Andy Bays In the basement of Science Hall at Ocean Campus, in the former welding facility, City College students are learning to grow stem cells that may potentially cure diseases such as Alzheimer’s, stroke, Parkinson’s, heart disease and diabetes. “Those little stringy things are stem cells,” Dr.

Mission Tower Theater To Spotlight Student Films

CINEMA DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE NEW FACILITY TO SHOWCASE WORK By Cassie Ordonio The cinema department will soon have their student films on the big screen if Rodrigo Santos, a former Board of Trustees member and structural engineer, has his way. He wants to bring to life the worn-out Tower Theater