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Crime at all-time low

Campus police to hire four more officers By Charles Innis The Guardsman City College has been experiencing an overall decrease of crime in the past year, according to the 2013 Annual Security Report, a yearly log of crime statistics. Although robberies and burglaries have been a persisting issue, drug and

City College will not meet zero-waste ordinance if students continue to improperly dispose waste

City College will not meet zero-waste ordinance if students continue to improperly dispose waste

Recycling department makes extra effort to reorganize compost, trash and recycling bins By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman It is much tougher to meet San Francisco’s zero-waste ordinance goal by 2020 on City College campuses when people do not know how to or take the time to do it well.

Health Center prepares for possible outbreak; gears up for vigorous informational campaign

Health Center prepares for possible outbreak; gears up for vigorous informational campaign

By Bridgid Skiba The Guardsman City College is preparing for the Ebola virus should the disease become a national crisis, according to Becky Perelli, the college's health center director. Perelli said she is already in communication with the federal Center for Disease Control and San Francisco's

Ten candidates vie for reinstituted Board of Trustees

Ten candidates vie for reinstituted Board of Trustees

Photo Illustration by Elisa Parrino, Alex Lamp and Santiago Mejia By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Rodrigo Santos Santos previously served as an appointee to the Board of Trustees and currently serves on the Commission of Workforce Development. He is running for a four-year seat on the Board of Trustees. Santos

Japanese nursing students pay visit to City College

Japanese nursing students pay visit to City College

By Mary Strope The Guardsman Dressed in crisp black and white suits, a group of second-year students from the Izumo College of Medical Nursing in Japan presented an overview of Japanese food culture to fourth-semester nursing students at City College. As part of a three-day cultural exchange and study program

Free flu shots at Student Health Center

Free flu shots at Student Health Center

By Ekevara Kitpowsong The Guardsman More than 200 City College students lined up to receive free flu shots during the Student Health Services Health Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Student Health Center on Ocean Campus. Twelve health services staff workers and 30 volunteers, including nurse practitioners, medical assistants,

Should campus police carry guns?

Should campus police carry guns?

Campus police must carry guns to protect City College. Arm them. By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman All it takes is one crazed individual to turn a peaceful campus into a killing zone. We must have armed campus police to combat and prevent a massacre. Tragedies at UC-Santa Barbara and Virginia