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City College breaks promise to student lab aides

City College breaks promise to student lab aides

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Behind closed doors for authorized personnel and up a narrow staircase to a biology department storeroom, student lab aide San Bhujel prepares the tools and solutions needed for upcoming laboratory classes. “It’s sad in a way to not be working with friends

Dean of Mission Campus announces retirement

Dean of Mission Campus announces retirement

By Andy Damián–Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com Dean of the Mission Campus Administration Office Jorge Bell, 64, announced his retirement from City College after 10 years of leadership and service. He will leave the dean position effective June 30, 2019. Bell joined City College in 1979 and has led the

Asian Coalition Celebrates Year of The Pig

By Jerusha Kamoji jkamoji@gmail.com Photos by Peter J. Suter The City College of San Francisco Asian Coalition (AC) had a casual viewing party for the 2019 Chinese New Year celebrations at the Chinatown campus. “This year we had a joint partnership with the CCSF Asian Coalition organization and

“Incognito” is the thoughtful new play showing at Diego Rivera Theater

“Incognito” is the thoughtful new play showing at Diego Rivera Theater

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com "Incognito," a production put on by City College's Theatre Department and directed by John Wilk, is a play about Albert Einstein's brain, the true story of the man who stole it, and the things in our brains

Women in power, five contenders enter for 2020 elections

By Jerusha Kamoji jkamoji@gmail.com For the first time in United States history, there are five women in the senate who will run in the 2020 presidential elections. Senator Kamala Harris of California, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and representative Tulsi

ATM's to be installed on Ocean Campus

By Andy Damián–Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com Plans for ATM installations on Ocean Campus will be underway once accessible ramps and guardrails that comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 are built. ADA compliance goes beyond ramps or Braille on doors and ATM‘s, but ensures that all

City College decreases amount of full-time positions offered

City College decreases amount of full-time positions offered

By Claudia Drdul claudiadrdul@gmail.com The City College accreditation crisis had a dire effect on staffing from Fall 2011 to Fall 2017, resulting in a significant decrease in full-time instructors during a time when the college was continuously bogged down by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges.