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Rams Handed First Loss of the Season

Rams Handed First Loss of the Season

By Patrick Cochran/ Staff Writer The last time City College and American River met on the football field it was in the Northern California Championship game where the Rams won 17-14 on a last second field goal to advance to the state title game. The game on Saturday, Sept. 26,

"Faces of Hope" Shine in Photo Exhibition Debut

"Faces of Hope" Shine in Photo Exhibition Debut

By Michaela Payne/Copy Editor More than 100 guests came out for photojournalism instructor Jessica Lifland’s solo show Sept. 17, packing The Guardsman exhibit hall in Ocean campus’s Bungalow 615. The opening was the newspaper’s second-ever photography show in the new Front Page Gallery, founded by students

Discussing Sexual Assault

By Tiffany Yu/ Contributor It’s 2015, and you’d think that with the progressive waves rolling in the United States we as a nation would realize that women should be treated with the same respect a man is treated with. It is disheartening to see how much more needs

HARTS: An Essential Resource to Homeless

HARTS: An Essential Resource to Homeless

By Marco Siler-Gonzales/News Editor and Otto Pippenger/Staff writer While roughly 7000 homeless people are living in San Francisco, a small team of students and faculty at City College have helped hundreds of homeless students enroll in classes each year.The on-campus service Homeless At-Risk Transitional Students Programs (HARTS)

Sept. 23-Oct. 6, 2015 Campus Briefs

Campus Briefs ACCJC Update The California Community Colleges Board of Governors will call on the ears of federal education officials to request a new accreditor to oversee the 113 California community colleges, including City College. On Sept. 20, the board voted unanimously for the California Community College State Chancellor Brice

CCSF Professor Completes Seven City Books

By Cassie Ordonio/Staff writer Carol A. Jenson, a part-time business instructor at City College has completed her seventh book to add to her collection: Images of America Series. “The latest book that went into the press is ‘Lake Tahoe Through Time’ written for Fonthill Media with offices in Concord,

City College and State Respond to Sexual Assault

By Audrey Garces/Staff writer City College provides valuable resources to tackle the public health issue of sexual assault by lending support to survivors along with educating students about healthy relationships. One in five women and one in 16 men are victims of sexual assault while in college, but more