From drifter to capturer: City alum keeps it street-smart When he was 18, Travis Jensen moved to the city he considered a skateboard mecca. He was following advice of a homeless man who called San Francisco the “lost city of Atlantis.”
Philippine Studies department celebrates Filipino heritage In celebration of Filipino and Filipino-American culture, the Philippine Studies department and City College’s Outreach program participated in the 23rd annual Pistahan parade from San Francisco Civic Center to Yerba Buena Gardens.
Catch 'em all at Ocean Campus Looking for Pokémon on campus? The following locations and works of art at Ocean campus are Pokéstops.
City College Shows Pride Administration, faculty and students marched, drove and waved rainbow colored flags in the air, with rainbow letters spelling out CCSF on their chests to represent City College during the annual Pride parade on Sunday June 26.
Dazzling San Francisco Carnaval Parade Wows Thousands in Loving Tribute to Mother Earth By Ekevara Kitpowsong When the BART train stopped at the 24th and Mission station in the early hours of Sunday morning on May 29, hordes of people were already pouring out onto Mission Street—many of them dressed in colorful and flowery costumes. The crowd instinctively began its pilgrimage down
16th CityShorts Gives College Filmmakers The Red Carpet By Daniela Fiestas-Paredes City College of San Francisco Cinema department is hosting its 16th “CityShorts Festival” on Thursday, May 19th at Diego Rivera Theatre. In 2001, department developed the idea of creating a festival that could allow students to present their work. Around 80 short films were entered the
Fashion Students Show Off Summer Wares By Michaela Payne City College fashion design students are ready to unleash their end-of-semester design debuts onto the catwalk. Two recent shows transformed the usual lunch hour in the Ocean Campus cafeteria, “The Velvet Underground” on April 28 and “Noir New York” on May 5, where models showed