Campus safety measures updated but ignored
City College’s new smartphone add-on has yet to improve campus safety, in spite of campus police launching the 911 Shield Safety app during the beginning of the spring semester.
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Student enrollment stabilizes with new marketing plans
City College’s marketing plan has halted the downward spiral of student enrollment that reduced the college’s numbers by more than 20 percent in the last eight years.
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Power outages, a new taco truck, and the State senate race heats up.
New beginnings in a smaller home
The Child Development and Family Studies program abandoned its rusty Orfalea Family Center walls and temporarily moved behind the Rosenberg Library into two bungalows, where it opened its doors in time for the Fall semester on August 10.
Sophomore standouts lead Rams soccer team wins; earn City College Athletes of the Week honors
Both the men’s and women’s soccer teams have started their seasons undefeated.
Jesse Bareilles and Gian Marco Zancanaro were recognized by the City College Athletics Department as the Rams Athletes of the Week for their outstanding performances in the first week of fall competition.
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Broadcasting faculty self-promotes, still struggles
As the overall enrollment at City College stabilizes, a number of departments on campus are still feeling the ill effects of low enrollment numbers that have affected the school for the past few years.
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BART closures, new coaches, and more.