Police shooting of Alejandro Nieto continues to anger community
Hundreds held a vigil and marched honoring Alejandro Nieto and protesting alleged police brutality.
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Instructor Sam Bowne claims his civil rights were violated by LSU
By Santiago Mejia
The Guardsman
City College instructor Sam Bowne filed a federal complaint against LSU Health Center New Orleans (University Health) for allegedly violating his rights under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act’s (HIPAA) retaliation policy.
The complaint was filed Aug. 29 to the U.S. Department
Radius 99, new restaurant plays it local
By Elisabetta Silvestro
The Guardsman
The Cafeteria’s neighboring restaurant got its annual makeover and opened its new doors on Aug. 27 as Radius 99 to the hungry City College students who now can get local food prepared by their fellow students from the culinary arts department.
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115 classes cancelled, what's next for City College?
By Calindra Revier
The Guardsman
Conflict continues to divide City College as the argument over class cancellation brings more confusion to campus.
A 25 percent drop in enrollment has now placed City College in this emergency situation. Because of this and issues around accreditation, stabilization funds were granted by the
Chinatown center elevators fixed after strong earthquake disrupts them
By Santiago Mejia
The Guardsman
The elevators at City College's Chinatown center have been restored following today's early morning magnitude-6.1 earthquake.
The quake disrupted four of the five elevators in the center, CCSF President of Campus and Centers Virginia Parras said in a Facebook
Ocean Campus Crime Alert
Two crimes have been reported to the San Francisco Community College Police in the first week of the Fall 2014 school semester.
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On Wednesday, August 13, 2014, at 11:50 a.m., a robbery occurred near Phelan
Restoration policy may be last chance to maintain accreditation
By Samantha Dennis
The Guardsman
City College has applied for restoration status and if granted, would allow them two years to comply with accreditation standards and keep the school open and accredited.
Chancellor Arthur Tyler spoke to approximately 30 people Aug.14 at the Chinatown/North Beach center about the