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City College Non-Citizen Students Could Soon Have Voting Rights

City College Non-Citizen Students Could Soon Have Voting Rights

City College of San Francisco may soon allow non-citizen students to vote in leadership elections, thanks to a proposal by Trustee Alan Wong. The move aims to promote inclusion and civic engagement in the diverse student body. Non-citizen student Diana Martin supports the initiative, stating, "Being

The Search for a Permanent Chancellor Begins

The Search for a Permanent Chancellor Begins

By John R. Adkins jradproduction@gmail.com The Association of Governing Boards (AGB), just closed their 10-day window of listening to the community's desires for what they’d like to see in a new City College chancellor. On Sept. 6, the recruitment firm responsible for seeking a new

First 100 Days: New Interim Chancellor Makes Himself Known

First 100 Days: New Interim Chancellor Makes Himself Known

By John R. Adkins jradproduction@gmail.com Interim Chancellor Mitchell Bailey kicks off his tenure at City College with a novel approach: Making himself available to students. Bailey has been putting in the effort to make in-person appearances and answer questions that anyone might have. Long-time students at City College

Crime at City College Raises Concerns Over Safety

Crime at City College Raises Concerns Over Safety

Thursday’s robbery marks a new trend in crime activity as it is the third criminal incident reported by campus police since the beginning of the semester. Last fall, only one incident was reported to students and it occurred off-campus.

Ballot Beat: Ruth Ferguson, Luis Zamora, and Leanna Louie Lay out their Visions as Potential Trustees

Ballot Beat: Ruth Ferguson, Luis Zamora, and Leanna Louie Lay out their Visions as Potential Trustees

Locally, elections like the Community College Board could have a meaningful impact on the city, both how it makes use of funds like those generated by Proposition W and the future of its historic institutions and programs: City College and Free City.

College Student Mental Health Has Been Declared A Crisis – What CCSF Brings to the Table and How Students and Faculty Are Coping

College Student Mental Health Has Been Declared A Crisis – What CCSF Brings to the Table and How Students and Faculty Are Coping

City College provides a number of resources to support students amidst the mental health crisis sweeping campuses across the country.

After a Tumultuous Few Years for City College, Increase in Enrollment Instills Newfound Hope in Board Members

After a Tumultuous Few Years for City College, Increase in Enrollment Instills Newfound Hope in Board Members

In the Fall of 2024, City College saw an increase of 1,066 in new students enrolling in for-credit classes. Numbers that represent a 30% increase compared to Fall 2023 as stated by the college’s office of research and planning.