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Marketing Campaign Set for Spring Semester

Marketing Campaign Set for Spring Semester

Attempting to close the low enrollment gap By Andy Bays and Andrew Munoz/Contributors Due to low enrollment and impending class cuts, City College administration and faculty seek to improve marketing and advertising campaigns to reel students back in for the spring semester. Faculty are in strong opposition to the

The Guardsman Wins 11 Awards at Journalism Conference

The Guardsman Wins 11 Awards at Journalism Conference

By Audrey Garces The Guardsman newspaper staff received 11 awards at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges regional conference on Nov. 7, after competing against 16 other northern California schools. The all-day event at Sacramento State hosted approximately 220 students and teachers, some of which competed in on-the-spot competitions in

Music Professor Arrested at Tenants’ Demonstration

By Otto Pippenger/Staff Writer City College music department instructor Bob Davis, 68 , better known to many of her students as Ms. Bob, was arrested at a city council meeting in Alameda on Nov. 4 after colliding with the interim city manager. Davis, an Alameda resident who has taught at

Disruptive Student Behavior Draws Campus Concern

Investigative look at how City College handles incedents of classroom disruptions Part One By Patrick Fitzgerald/Social Media Director An attempted kidnapping at City College on Oct. 13 and multiple killings and injuries at an Oregon community college on Oct. 2 may indicate a greater need for oversight of potentially

CCSF Reception to Honor 80 Years of Publishing

CCSF Reception to Honor 80 Years of Publishing

By Patrick Fitzgerald/Social Media Director Among the oldest community college student newspapers in the nation, The Guardsman is celebrating 80 years of publishing history at City College of San Francisco. This historic milestone will be celebrated at an event Nov. 12, on the third floor of the Rosenberg Library

Debate Continues on Arming Campus Police

Debate Continues on Arming Campus Police

By Audrey Garces/Staff Writer An attempted kidnapping left campus police feeling unequipped on Oct. 13 at City College’s Ocean campus, due to having one of the stricter gun policies in comparison to other California community colleges.Three days prior to the incident, Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill

Colorful Altars Grace Mission Campus for “Day of the Dead” Remembrance

Colorful Altars Grace Mission Campus for “Day of the Dead” Remembrance

By Bridgid Skiba/Staff Photographer An array of colorful altars commemorating “Day of the Dead” (Día de los Muertos) is on display at the Mission Campus through November. The eight displays honor the dead and appear at various locations on the Valencia Street campus. “It just happened like that,” said