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CCSF Alum and 2017 Muni Art contest winner creates art against violence

CCSF Alum and 2017 Muni Art contest winner creates art against violence

By Laurie Maemura Tsungwei Moo is trying to use her power to change the world. The professional painter along with four other winning artists entered and won the Muni Art Project, a contest in collaboration with San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), The Poetry Society of America, and San Francisco

Ocean Campus wildlife thrives despite its urban local

Ocean Campus wildlife thrives despite its urban local

By Barbara Muniz In the diverse environment of City College, students, faculty, staff and visitors can enjoy the variety of plants and flowers tucked in different plots of the 56 acres that make up the Ocean Campus. The campus harbors a richness of vegetation that attracts a fair amount of

Meditation At Ocean Campus

Meditation At Ocean Campus

By Barbara Muniz “You can’t control everything that happens on your day to day so you just have to mindfully observe what is going on." -Liam Azulay The Student Council of City College Ocean Campus recently approved a Mindfulness Meditation Club. Classes will be on Tuesday from 1:

City College students and professors voice opinions about music repeatability

City College students and professors voice opinions about music repeatability

By Kyle Roque This fall semester, City College’s music department obtained repeatability for 14 ensemble music classes. Repeatability is available for music courses 11-20, as well as Music 41, 42, 46, and 47. Previously, students were only allowed to take these classes once; with repeatability, students can take these

Former CCSF alum’s play highlights inner-racial and sexual struggles in the African-American community

Former CCSF alum’s play highlights inner-racial and sexual struggles in the African-American community

Play Review By Adina Pernell and Laurie Maemura Playwright Kheven LaGrone, a former alum of City College, presented his thought-provoking play, “The Legend of Pink” at The Gateway Theater on September 16, 2017. Set in the “lower bottoms of West Oakland” in 1989, “The Legend of Pink” is a coming-of-age

Protecting Mother Earth: Nature's Hidden Beauty Solo Exhibit by Tom Graham

Protecting Mother Earth: Nature's Hidden Beauty Solo Exhibit by Tom Graham

Opening Reception: Friday, Sept. 22 (5-9 p.m.) at Front Page Gallery Join City College’s Department of Journalism and Front Page Gallery at the opening reception of Protecting Mother Earth: Nature’s Hidden Beauty Solo Exhibit featuring selected photographs by Tom Graham. Tom Graham, who retired last December after

Pianos: A Long Time Coming

Pianos: A Long Time Coming

By Julia Fuller Hooray, the pianos are here! After a long wait and a lot of effort, the Music Department has finally acquired their new Yamaha pianos for the 2017 fall semester. Twenty new pianos have just been installed in the department’s Vart building, which is located at the