Officials stay involved even with no power
With their power stripped by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors last summer, these officials have been forced to find new ways to continue to serve the school.
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ACCJC trapped in its own web
With lawsuits filed against the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges from the California Federation of Teachers and San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera, it is now the commission’s turn to be put under the microscope.
College divided on issue of smoking on campus
Converting City College into a smoke-free campus has been a discussion topic for many years, but soon it may become a reality. Campus police have received calls from students and faculty complaining about smoking on campus near doorways, which can lead to cigarette smoke billowing through the hallwa
Collection of enrollment fees to be enforced as uncollected student debt continues to mount
City College will be enforcing its payment policy for non-payment of fees effective Spring 2014 registration period. The Admissions and Records office will implement this new policy to fight against the huge debt the college has accumulated since 2003.
Officials submit new closure report as local colleges prepare for possible transfer students
A closure report required by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges was submitted Oct. 14 describing how City College would carry out the commission’s course of action if the college were to close.
Efforts of librarians help bring thefts down over past year
By Alex Lamp: Positive identifications, convictions and savvy librarians might make thieves think twice before stealing on Ocean campus.
Finalists prepared to fill position as decision looms
While the threat of City College losing its accreditation still looms, the search for the new chancellor has come down to three finalists.