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Southeast center stands tall Murals express community’s commitment for access to education

By Alex Reyes The Guardsman City College’s Southeast campus is living proof of a village of people joining together to take care of their own. Southeast is an academic campus, to be sure, but it is so much more than even that noble endeavor. The first signal that the

Plot falls flat in new Malick flick, “To the Wonder”

By Dalton Amador The Guardsman It’s impossible to talk about “To the Wonder” without bringing up Terrence Malick’s previous film, “The Tree of Life.” The ever-reclusive Malick has with each film he’s both written and directed, six in total over the last 40 years, further refined his

Assaults at Wellness Center spark concern

By Alex Lamp Violent crimes against City College students at the Wellness Center and the surrounding neighborhood that occurred in March and April were a brief topic of discussion at the College Participatory Governance Council under-enrollment meetings on April 17 and 18. There were three separate violent incidents committed against

Suicide rates outnumber homicides

By Dan Harrington Imagine the impact to the City College community if half the current student body disappeared. Certainly their peers would try to keep them from leaving. In reality, nearly that many Americans die every year by taking their own lives. Mark Stalnaker, suicide prevention coordinator of the San

Theater review: Jesus Christ Superstar: Inspired retelling pops on stage

By Alex Reyes The Guardsman The revolutionary spirit of the musical “Jesus Christ Superstar” was on full and glorious display on Opening Night April 19 at Diego Rivera Theatre on Ocean campus. The Theatre Arts and Music Departments’ ambitious production features an energetic performing cast of 33, a 12-piece orchestra

Entrepreneurs show off their goods

Café hosts DIY market on campus By Jackson Ly The Guardsman Chasing Lions Café has gained a reputation as a great a place to grab food on Ocean campus since it opened in Spring 2012, but it has also become a place where students can get real-life business experience. The

Obituary: Barbara Bell, 1936-2013, taught passionately for three decades

By Jackson Ly The Guardsman Instructor Barbara Bell remained devoted to City College and her students even after her retirement in 1997. She lectured with authority, inspired female students and participated in campus politics. Barbara died at her Berkeley home on Jan. 19. She taught one of the first women’