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Matheus Maynard

Pressure from Federal Lawsuits Make Trump Administration Back Off ICE Guidelines Over International Students

By Matheus Maynardmmaynar7@mail.ccsf.edu Staff Writer After several federal lawsuits, the Trump administration decides to back off from new controversial guidelines for international students that would require these students to take in-person classes to maintain their visa status. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) released, on

Coronavirus Fears Reveal Racism and Ignorance

Coronavirus Fears Reveal Racism and Ignorance

The ongoing Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has scared people across the world with the possibility of a widespread pandemic since there is no effective treatment or vaccine, and this situation has led to unexcused prejudice and racism against Chinese people.

Journalism Department hosts a Photo Exhibit on the Struggle at the Tijuana border with the US

Journalism Department hosts a Photo Exhibit on the Struggle at the Tijuana border with the US

By Matheus Maynard mmaynar7@mail.ccsf.edu City College’s Journalism Department is hosting a documentary photography exhibition at the Front Page Gallery that explores the harsh reality of the United States’ strict and inhumane immigration policies’ effect in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico. Photographer, writer, and former photo

International Counselor Department Dissolved

International Counselor Department Dissolved

By Matheus Maynard mmaynardfrank@aol.com City College’s Board of Trustees approved the layoff of international counselors over the summer amid concerns of budget deficits, leaving international student affairs to the discretion of regular academic counselors. Students with F1 visa status must meet certain requirements in regards to studying

Exploratorium Exhibit Features City College Students

Exploratorium Exhibit Features City College Students

By Matheus Maynard & Claudia Drdul mmaynardfrank@aol.com claudiadrdul@gmail.com Self, Made, an exhibit exploring individual and group identity featuring the stories of 25 students involved in City College’s English Second Language Non-credit program, opened at the Exploratorium on May 23 and will remain open through September

Project SHINE Connects Language Coaches to Immigrant Community

By mmaynardfrank@aol.com claudiadrdul@gmail.com During the age of Donald Trump, immigrants across the United States are threatened with harassment and violence simply for not being fluent in English. City College’s Project SHINE (Students Helping in the Naturalization of Elders) program works to assist returning students in