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New Orlean’s jazz culture revitalizes in City College

New Orlean’s jazz culture revitalizes in City College

By Laurie Maemura In honor of Jazz Appreciation Month, City College's Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management (CAHM) and the CCSF Jazz Musician's Club held a joint event in the Pierre Coste Room on Apr. 13, 2017. The culinary department was inspired to cook cuisine from New

Iron Chef

Iron Chef

By: Julia Fuller Grab your apron and fire up the grill, the CCSF Iron Chef Competition has come to campus and left chefs inspired to become the next Julia Childs. The Culinary Arts and Hospitality Studies Department presented the cooking event to benefit the students through scholarships, funding and job

A day late, a dollar short and it didn't matter

A day late, a dollar short and it didn't matter

By Elena Stuart City College professor Terry Day grew up in the projects, has a learning disability and was a first generation college student. “I tell students in my class… I have dyslexia… that I came from a single mother in the projects,” Day said. “It's harder for

City College photography student showcases “Rome Noir Series”

City College photography student showcases “Rome Noir Series”

By Laurie Maemura Yefim Cherkis Scholarship recipient and City College student photographer Simone Mancini held his first artist reception on Apr. 6, 2017 at the Gallery Obscura on Ocean campus. Jazz songs of Kurt Rosenwinkel played while observers walked from image to image, sipped wine and nonalcoholic beverages and snacked

Walking the Line

By Bethaney Lee Their name is Mica and they are not female - they are not male. Micaela Scofield or “Mica” is a City College student who goes by the ‘they, them’ pronoun and self identifies as a non-binary conforming human being who has lived a life outside of society’

Day Without a Woman strike a bust

By Elena Stuart Coinciding with the International Women’s Day, the “Day Without a Woman” strike made Americans aware of the yearly celebration of women every March 8 which has been globally observed since the beginning of the last century. International Women’s Day originated in New York. Since then

Local beat poetry legend Q.R. Hand visits campus

Local beat poetry legend Q.R. Hand visits campus

By Adina J. Pernell Poet Q.R. Hand Jr. author of “i speak to the poet in man,” “how sweet it is” and “whose really blues, new & selected poems,” spoke at the Rosenberg Library on Feb. 21 in an event held by the City College Creative Writing Program. Most