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Fabulate: A Visual Experience

Fabulate: A Visual Experience

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu As part of the Disabled Students Programs and Services, students from City College’s Surface Design Class had their artwork displayed on a catwalk held at Creativity Explored on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018. Fabulate, the title of the fashion show, captures the theme

Renewed effort to recruit International Students

Renewed effort to recruit International Students

By Lisa Martin lmartin@theguardsman.com The International Students office organized a photoshoot and lunch event at City College on Sept. 12 to update the photos on their printed materials. This event gave an opportunity for international students to represent their school and homeland with attire and flags from their

Middle East Studies welcomes CCSF community to celebrate Eid

Middle East Studies welcomes CCSF community to celebrate Eid

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com The Critical Middle Eastern studies department, in accordance with the Interdisciplinary Studies department, opened their doors to the CCSF community on Wednesday, Sept. 12 to hold an Eid al-Adha, or Festival of Sacrifice, for those interested. When walking into professor Ameena Jandali’s

Community Calendar

Friday, Sept. 28 Celebration Join the San Francisco Neighborhood Newspaper Association for their 30th Anniversary Celebration, 6-9 p.m., Acción Latina, 2958-24th St., S.F. No-host bar, refreshments and live music. Saturday, Sept. 29 Dinner City College of San Francisco’s (CCSF) Latino Educational Association and Club Libertad de Marinera

Reconnecting the Child Development Center to nature

Reconnecting the Child Development Center to nature

By Sarah Berjan sberjan@gmail.com The Child Development Center (CDC) at the City College constructed a new “Nature Explorer” area on Aug. 16, as an initiative to bring nature into children’s learning experiences. Faculty, students, parents and other members of the City College community contributed to this garden

After skirting death, Paul Nowicki finds life in mentoring

After skirting death, Paul Nowicki finds life in mentoring

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44 mail.ccsf.edu Professor Paul Nowicki has been teaching architecture at City College since 1977, but a shattered spine after a hospital error put him on his deathbed seven years ago. Initially going in for a broken ankle, he was treated with unsterilized pins leading to

Culinary arts students are bringing the fire to Roast

Culinary arts students are bringing the fire to Roast

By Veronica Steiner Veronicasteiner13@gmail.com On Sept. 4, City College’s Culinary Arts and Hospitality department launched the new restaurant Roast. It specializes in all things that can be roasted, including meats, vegetables as well as vegan options. Located in the cafeteria, the restaurant is operated by students within