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Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: As a lifelong learner at CCSF since 1981, I loved the article "Back to School: Senior citizens lose out under the strict repeatability regulations" by Sarah Lapidus that appeared in the Fall 2017 issue of Etc. Magazine. How can we say that we are worried about

Have Your Say: Marijuana

Have Your Say: Marijuana

By Chelsea Crumpler Photos by Cameron Ehring With the legalization of marijuana in California finally going into effect, what should City College’s policy be regarding smoking marijuana on campus? Delaney Bradix-Lofton, 26 years old Early Childhood Development Major “People should smoke it in our beautiful designated smoking areas that

Campus alum takes stage in award winning musical

Campus alum takes stage in award winning musical

By Rachael Nguyen and Janeth Sanchez City College alumni, Lisa McHenry, is performing at the Shelton Theater in “Megabytes! The Musical,” a revue written and directed by Morris Bobrow, whose long-running musical revues offer unique comedic shows that have gained the attention of fans and critics alike. The revue is

Phelan Ave. gains support for name change

Phelan Ave. gains support for name change

By Melody Yan On the heels of an ongoing national effort to dismantle statues of controversial historical figures, a name-change campaign to replace Phelan Avenue at Ocean Campus is gaining momentum. Faculty members Leslie Simon and Ann Wettrich are spearheading the effort to rename Phelan Avenue to Frida Kahlo Way.

CCSF struggles to handle food insecurity

CCSF struggles to handle food insecurity

By Leslie Hicks City College launched a pilot program in November to make food available to the shockingly large number of hungry students who don’t always know where their next meal will come from. Now open at six locations across Ocean Campus, the On-Demand Food Shelves provide ready-to-go healthy

City College’s beating HARTS

City College’s beating HARTS

By Argel Brown and Sarah Berjan Community Colleges are resources for learning, job skills, and earning credits toward transfers. They are also hubs that offer vital basic resources like health services, food banks, and showers. City College of San Francisco (CCSF) has created a program that expands on its role

Food critique between Ocean Campus and Laney Campus

Food critique between Ocean Campus and Laney Campus

By Barbara Muniz and Jasmine Howell The meal options available at college campuses can make or break the student experience because students need food. Laney College and City College of San Francisco have students on campus at many times of day, and it can be a struggle to find healthy