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PAEC up in harmony over performing arts center

By Marco Siler-Gonzales The Guardsman Led by a loud chorus of chants and songs, students rallied in front of Conlan Hall on Jan. 12, calling for the construction of the $88 million Performing Arts Education Center, (PAEC). Student leaders of the Performing Arts Education Club, Dan Choi and Howard

Restoration granted: now what?

By Alex Lamp The Guardsman Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) granted City College Restoration Status that allows the college two years to correct any remaining problem areas identified by the commission. The commission met for three days to discuss the future of City College. The Institutional Self

Students/faculty protest last minute closure

Students/faculty protest last minute closure

By Otto Pippenger The Guardsman The sudden temporary closure of the Civic Center Campus days before the start of the Spring semester sparked a protest by some 100 demonstrators on Jan. 16 who gathered in front of the Eddy Street campus before marching to City Hall. Civic Center Campus, which

Court ruling brings hope to City College

Court ruling brings hope to City College

By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman Judge Curtis Karnow’s tentative ruling revealed a mixed victory for City College citing that the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) 2013 accreditation termination decision was unlawful, however it left standing the original Order to Show Cause issued July 2012. Judge Karnow

Auditor’s report questions ACCJC authority

Auditor’s report questions ACCJC authority

By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman A Joint Legislative Audit Committee chaired by Assemblyman Adam Gray (D-Merced) found community colleges were treated inconsistently by the Accrediting Committee for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) and urged the State Community College’s Chancellor Office to advocate for accreditation reform. The report entitled

Rams Lose Championship in a Heartbreaker

Rams Lose Championship in a Heartbreaker

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman The two teams battled back-and-forth all afternoon, but in the end, the City College of San Francisco Rams were unable to overcome the talented Mt. San Antonio Mounties. Losing the California Community College Athletic Association football championship game 27-17 was a rough

Meet the man behind Cafe de la Mission

Meet the man behind Cafe de la Mission

By Calindra Revier The Guardsman Alberto Campos stands alone when it comes to feeding students and providing a late-night jolt at City College’s Mission Center, but he also retains a position as a community man. Campos, 45, is the owner of Cafe de la Mission, which can be