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City College entices residents with Free Citty

City College entices residents with Free Citty

By Bethaney Lee San Francisco residents flocked to City College’s citywide Open House hosted to inform potential students of Free City, a program creating tuition-free college and help with the admissions process on April 21, 2017. From nine to noon all ten campus invited several incomers with welcome pamphlets

The Fight for Fort Mason

The Fight for Fort Mason

By Elena Stuart City College administration has not been transparent about the possible closure of the Fort Mason campus next term, but faculty and students are fighting to keep their unique learning environment and diverse campus community open. Some 2000 individuals are enrolled at the campus according to the City

CCSF journalism students are big winners at state journalism convention

CCSF journalism students are big winners at state journalism convention

By Cassie Ordonio City College’s journalism students captured 23 awards, including the coveted Pacesetter Award, Online General Excellence, and Magazine General Excellence at the annual Journalism Association of Community College (JACC) state convention held March 30 to April 1. The three-day event held at Sacramento’s Double Tree Hilton

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’

City College bookstore shorten hours

City College bookstore shorten hours

By Otto Pippenger City College’s bookstores were subject to a sharp reduction in operating hours as this semester began. The Follett Higher Education Group, a private company which has operated the college’s bookstores for the past four years made the decision to restrict most outlying bookstores’ operating hours

College students across the city are affected from Trump's Muslim Ban

College students across the city are affected from Trump's Muslim Ban

By Gardenia Zuniga The morning of Friday Jan. 27, President Donald J. Trump outraged the world when he signed an “executive order,” banning Muslims from seven different countries to enter the United States. “At first I couldn't believe it but as I followed the news I realized- yes

Undervalued quarterback finds home at City College

Lavell McCullers uprooted his life to move 2,558 miles away from family and friends, just to have a shot at his dream in San Francisco.