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A City in Crisis: community calls for united front

By Patrick Tamayo The Guardsman Many within the City College community agree that establishing a united front to face the school’s problems is important, even despite a lack of concrete solutions. A group of concerned students, faculty and staff gathered July 24 at the SEIU Local 1021 headquarters in

A City in Crisis: Board defines their role

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Despite the long road ahead, the City College Board of Trustees were good-humored last night after a three hour meeting where they discussed their role in the process of drafting a plan to save the school from losing its accreditation. They have until October 15

Letter to the editor: Who's running the show?

Why is it that a private company has so much power over a public institution? That private company being the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. Because in that question lies answers that resound throughout our economy as the 1% seeks to extort the Commons for their own selfish

A City in Crisis: community unites to save the school

By Thomas Figg-Hoblyn The Guardsman “City College is not closing,” Board of Trustees President John Rizzo said during a special meeting on July 10. “Don’t believe the headlines.” A maximum capacity crowd comprised of administrators, teachers, students, workers and concerned citizens applauded emphatically and there was a sense of