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Q&As with the Board candidates: Ngo

There are four seats open on the board in this November's election. Between now and then, The Guardsman will publish a series of Q&As with all ten candidates. Steve Ngo By Gina Sciabbala The Guardsman Why are you running for re-election, particularly in the middle of

A city in crisis: Board says yes to special trustee

[slideshow] By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman The City College community was shocked in July when the Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges threatened the school with potential closure but how to move forward is proving just as controversial. At a special meeting on Sept. 11, the Board voted 6-1

Q&As with the Board candidates: Berg

There are four seats open on the board in this November's election. Between now and then, The Guardsman will publish a series of Q&As with all ten candidates. Natalie Berg By Dannie Hawkins The Guardsman Why do you want to be a trustee right now, in

Barry McGee: Street art becomes high art

[showtime] [gallery columns="7"] By Dannie Hawkins, Photos by Shane Menez The Guardsman “Sellout” reads oversized, bleeding spray paint in front of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, where City College alumnus Barry McGee is exhibited.The exhibit is both an homage and a dissemination of

Vice-chancellor retires after three decades of service to City College students

By Jandean Deocampo. After 30 years of fighting for student welfare and support, Leslie Smith, City College’s associate vice-chancellor of governmental relations, has retired on Aug. 10 to pursue her art.

Photo Story: SlutWalk 2012

By Francesca Alati, Special to The Guardsman. The second annual SlutWalk march and chant took over the neighborhood of Mission Delores on Sept. 8, 2012

Prop A supporters rally at City Hall to "save City College"

By Sara Bloomberg. Bright yellow, blue and red signs proclaimed "I am City College" in several languages on Sept. 4 as nearly 200 people rallied outside of City Hall to support Proposition A, a local parcel tax initiative that will raise $14 million a year for the college.