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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

Removing cyber slander of private citizens does not interfere with Freedom of Speech

Removing cyber slander of private citizens does not interfere with Freedom of Speech

By Elena Stuart Almost everyone Googles their name. Most find a display of information that tends to be nothing out of the ordinary while others run into slanderous posts. These individuals face off against tech giants like Google for the right to be forgotten. “I feel violated...each time I

News Alert

By Bethaney Lee City College journalism student, Victor Tence, was robbed at gunpoint in the campus bathroom located in the Multi-Use Building (MUB) on Feb. 15, 2017 at 9:!8 p.m. In a crime alert issued by campus Chief of Police, Andre Barnes, he said the victim “went inside

City College language center struggles to remain open

City College language center struggles to remain open

By Nigel Flores City College has retained one of the last language centers in the state but despite a growth in attendance the Language Center on campus may have to close and transition its services elsewhere following the Spring 2017 semester. The Language Center is located in the Rosenberg Library

The swimmer recipe - just add water

By Laurie Maemura and Julia Fuller City College held its first official swim meet of the season featuring women and men swimmers from Foothill College, Chabot College and College of San Mateo. In between events City College Women’s Swimming Coach Phong D. Pham actively cheered swimmers before they dove

Butte County starts evacuation after fear of Oroville Emergency Spillway failure

By Bethaney Lee Low-lying Oroville residents were immediately ordered to evacuate their homes at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 12 when the Oroville Dam's emergency spillway was in imminent danger of giving way. Butte County Sheriff Department posted via Facebook that all low levels of Oroville and

Free tuition for City College in its final stretch

By Cassie Ordonio City College is one step closer to being tuition free. On Feb. 2, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and the Board of Supervisors agreed to spend $5.4 million to ensure college accessibility that includes books for low-income students. Interim Chancellor Susan Lamb said in a statement