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80th Anniversary Celebration of The Guardsman A Success

80th Anniversary Celebration of The Guardsman A Success

“If it weren’t for The Guardsman the college wouldn’t have a watch dog — with real bite.” — Joe Fitzgerald Thank You to Those Who Joined Us in Celebration! A special thanks to Safeway Stores, Bare Minerals, and the Department of Journalism for their donation that helped make The Guardsman

The Many Journeys of Instructor Michael Morales

By Shannon Cole/Staff Writer Philosophy Instructor Michael Morales Believes All is Possible Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said at a recent Republican debate, “Welders make more money than philosophers; we need more welders and less philosophers.” But can welders make music, do stand-up comedy or teach a philosophy class? According

Hospitality House

Hospitality House

Photo Story by Natasha Dangond/Photo Editor The Community Arts Program (CAP) is one of the six programs offered through Hospitality House, a multiple-program agency established to provide for adults in the Tenderloin and Mid-Market neighborhoods who struggle with poverty, homelessness and other socioeconomic issues. CAP is the only free-of-charge

City College Fun Facts: Did you know?

* City College of San Francisco opened its doors on September 4, 1935. It’s astrological sign is Virgo. * City College was originally called San Francisco Junior College. * The school’s first nickname was “The Trolley Car School” due to long commute students made from across the city. * Cloud Hall is

CCSF Reception to Honor 80 Years of Publishing

CCSF Reception to Honor 80 Years of Publishing

By Patrick Fitzgerald/Social Media Director Among the oldest community college student newspapers in the nation, The Guardsman is celebrating 80 years of publishing history at City College of San Francisco. This historic milestone will be celebrated at an event Nov. 12, on the third floor of the Rosenberg Library

Colorful Altars Grace Mission Campus for “Day of the Dead” Remembrance

Colorful Altars Grace Mission Campus for “Day of the Dead” Remembrance

By Bridgid Skiba/Staff Photographer An array of colorful altars commemorating “Day of the Dead” (Día de los Muertos) is on display at the Mission Campus through November. The eight displays honor the dead and appear at various locations on the Valencia Street campus. “It just happened like that,” said

Tiny Tots Invade City College in Search of Treats

Tiny Tots Invade City College in Search of Treats

Photo Story by Bridgid Skiba/Staff Writer Children, parents and staff from the Dr. Betty Shabazz Family Resource Center trekked through City College’s Ocean campus on Oct. 30 for a trick or treat adventure. About 30 children, escorted by parents and staff, invaded the Student Union building, the Women’