A different view for City College
A draft of the Facilities Master Plan (FMP) to revamp City College’s Ocean Campus was presented in a two-day workshop introducing changes the college expects to see in the next 10 years.
Culture
Students sing their hearts out at Japanese Karaoke Festival
The Associated Student Council hosted the “CCSF Japanese Festival” in the Wellness Center Amphitheater on Nov. 10. The event was centered on Japanese culture on festival games, food, and most notably, karaoke.
Coming soon: "Beyond the Headlines: Mission LIVE" and screening of "The Other Barrio"
City College of San Francisco's Journalism department invites you to the opening of the department's latest Front Page Gallery photography show, "Beyond the Headlines: Mission LIVE" on Thursday, December 1.
The gallery show will feature photography that brings to life San Francisco's
Cliques of creepy clowns have come to town
Creepy clowns have infiltrated our nation’s culture and are now lurking in our city’s own backyards.
Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist develop ‘Solito, Solita’
In an oral history project relaying the stories of young Central American immigrants, City College English professor Steven Mayers and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and educator Jonathan Freedman recorded testimonies for their upcoming book titled “Solito, Solita.”
Raising awareness against violence with Project Survive
City College’s Project Survive is hosting its annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month events throughout October by providing workshops on violence prevention and raising awareness on trauma.
City College nearly qualifies as Hispanic-Serving Institution
City College is approaching its second semester of 25 percent Latino enrollment required to join the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) and apply for federal funds under Title V of the Higher Education Act.