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City College Journalism Cleans Up at 2020 Bay Area Journalism Awards

City College Journalism Cleans Up at 2020 Bay Area Journalism Awards

Several current students and alumni from the City College Journalism program were honored at the San Francisco Press Clubs 2020 award ceremony on Thursday, Sep. 17, and Department Chair Juan Gonzales took home the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Three Rams Go Pro

Three Rams Go Pro

Anthony Gordon, Easop Winston Jr. and Bejour Wilson, all former Rams have signed pro contracts and will attempt to make NFL rosters.

Oh So Close!

Oh So Close!

In the final round of Norcal Regional Playoffs, the City College women’s basketball team lost a back-and-forth game to the Diablo Valley College Vikings, falling just short of the state finals.

Black Hawks Down, Rams Defeat Las Positas 110-74

Black Hawks Down, Rams Defeat Las Positas 110-74

Men’s basketball takes fights back from early deficit to dominate Las Positas and remain undefeated.

Undefeated Rams Neuter Bulldogs 119-72

Undefeated Rams Neuter Bulldogs 119-72

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com The undefeated Rams throttled an overmatched San Mateo Bulldogs team on Wednesday, Oct. 15 to improve to 17-0. After a sluggish start, City College began pulling away midway through the first half, stifling San Mateo with an aggressive press and putting up lots of

Budget and Finance Committee Moves $2.7 Million Bridge Fund to Board of Supervisor Floor for a Vote

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com A $2.7 million bridge fund to restore almost 300 Spring semester classes which were cut on the eve of registration in late November moved through the Budget and Finance Committee by a 2-1 vote on Wednesday, Jan. 15. The full Board of Supervisors

HEAT Press Conference Calls for Bridge Fund to Restore Classes

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com City College supporters gathered outside of San Francisco City Hall on Dec. 10 to hold a press conference in protest of what some have called “the midnight massacre” of 270 classes two days before Thanksgiving break. The press conference was organized by the Higher