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New Registration Platform Giving Students Problems

New Registration Platform Giving Students Problems

By Tobin Jones tjone135@mail.ccsf.edu One of the things I've learned during my too many years as a student at various institutions in the California Community College system is that while one's educational experience may differ drastically depending on the campus, some things are

Why To Wear Masks

Why To Wear Masks

By Starr Wilson swilson3@mail.ccsf.edu City College campus requires us to wear masks and social distance, but will students cooperate? I hate wearing a mask. What stops me is science and the fear of the unknown. More than that, my twin sister lives in a state that does

SMAC Provides Aid to Underrepresented Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic

SMAC Provides Aid to Underrepresented Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic

SMAC is a student-led organization founded by CCSF students seeking to empower underrepresented City College students through financial aid and leadership programs, advocacy for student rights and resources, and calls for budgetary reform.

College Spending Still High

By Milo Kahney milo.kahney@mac.com On Thursday Oct. 24th, the City College Board of Trustees assembled for a regular meeting at Conlan Hall Room 101. The Budget and Audit Committee gave a presentation on how City College’s expense rate is rising much faster than its income streams,

International Counselor Department Dissolved

International Counselor Department Dissolved

By Matheus Maynard mmaynardfrank@aol.com City College’s Board of Trustees approved the layoff of international counselors over the summer amid concerns of budget deficits, leaving international student affairs to the discretion of regular academic counselors. Students with F1 visa status must meet certain requirements in regards to studying

Board of trustees approve student activity fee increase

By Da Lee dning@mail.ccsf.edu On March 21, City College’s board of trustees approved a recommendation from the Associated Students Executive Council that would increase the student activity fee from $5 to $10. Students will see a shift from $5 to $7 during the 2020 fiscal year,

Confusion over $32 million projected deficit explained

Confusion over $32 million projected deficit explained

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com The February board of trustees meeting left City College trustees, top administrators and the larger college community dismayed and confused about how the institution’s projected budget deficit swelled from $11 million to $32 million. Vice Chancellor of Human Resources Dianna Gonzales said