Rams Stomp Napa Valley Like Grapes
City College picks up its third win of the season at Napa Valley College on Saturday.
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Lady Rams Smother Hawks 73-30
Lady Rams obliterate Las Positas and prepare for the rest of the season.
Artwork by City College Instructor Maya Scott Displayed at Skylight Gallery
Maia Scott is a CCSF Instructor that has been nominated for the 2019 Changemaker for her local disability community. Her artwork is on display at the San Francisco Public Library until March 14. According to Changemakers website, “ Changemakers is a dynamic traveling exhibition of over 50 portraits
Campus Renovation and Construction Plans Seek to Modernize City College
By Matheus Maynard
mmaynar7@mail.ccsf.edu
City College’s Facilities Department has been working at full speed to modernize current structures and prepare grounds for the new upcoming buildings in the Facilities Master Plan (FMP).
During the winter break, several infrastructure issues at City College were addressed. The facilities
AFT2121 Decries Proposal to Outsource Older Adult Courses
By Caoilinn Goss
cgoss2@mail.ccsf.edu
City College’s Faculty Union (AFT Local 2121) and many older adult students oppose Mayor London Breed and several city supervisors proposal to restore 17 of the 50 courses cut in November through partnership with non profits.
The proposal would allocate $216,000
City College Illustrator Combats Class Cuts Through Art
City College's Portfolio Club illustrator, John E. Greene, presented his artwork at an exhibition titled, “(Not) Business as Usual,” presented by City College art students at the Fort Mason Center on Dec. 14.
The exhibition hosted artists who created their work in protest against the college’s massive
Budget and Finance Committee Moves $2.7 Million Bridge Fund to Board of Supervisor Floor for a Vote
By Meyer Gorelick
msggorelick@gmail.com
A $2.7 million bridge fund to restore almost 300 Spring semester classes which were cut on the eve of registration in late November moved through the Budget and Finance Committee by a 2-1 vote on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
The full Board of Supervisors