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PGC vote no smoking gun

By Nancy Chan and Otto Pippenger Although City College’s Participatory Governance Council (PGC) voted 7-6 on March 20 in favor of supporting arming campus police with firearms, a concrete decision has not been reached. The original agenda was neither announced nor informative, and simply named “Public Safety,” which

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

City College photography student showcases “Rome Noir Series”

City College photography student showcases “Rome Noir Series”

By Laurie Maemura Yefim Cherkis Scholarship recipient and City College student photographer Simone Mancini held his first artist reception on Apr. 6, 2017 at the Gallery Obscura on Ocean campus. Jazz songs of Kurt Rosenwinkel played while observers walked from image to image, sipped wine and nonalcoholic beverages and snacked

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

War rages between students, faculty and administration for MUB

By Lynda Brommage The Multi-Use Building (MUB) has students, teachers and faculty in an upheaval regarding the proposed idea of classroom space taken away for administrative purposes that was meant for student learning. The proposal has been put forth due to the need to relocate 85 City College employees

MUB Robbery Reveals Outmoded Security Cameras

By Otto Pippenger City College’s annual number of robberies declined from five to six the years 2013 and 2014, to two to three in 2014 and 2015. 2016 saw none at all. But the vicious armed robbery of student Victor Tense in mid February at the Multi-Use Building

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’