Workers’ rights take center stage
More than 2,000 people marched from 24th and Mission street to Civic Center Plaza to push for migrant workers’ rights on May Day, known internationally as a day for workers’ rights.
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Hood life: A trip from gang-stricken streets to college classrooms
Criminal activity associated with gangs can be measured with some accuracy through expert analysis, but the impact gang culture has on day-to-day life in a community isn’t always so cut and dry.
High schoolers get a taste of City College: ‘FRISCO Day’ aims to entice SFUSD students to college as schools struggle
San Francisco’s old saying, “don’t call it Frisco,” was turned on its head April 29 when 2,000 San Francisco Unified School District high school seniors were bused into City College’s Multi-use building parking lot for a school orientation festival called “FRISCO Day.”
Classes return this summer
Despite $25 million in additional cuts to City College for the 2010-11 fiscal year, summer session is back after its elimination in 2010, and will be operating at its largest capacity since 2008 due to extensive budget restructuring efforts made by City College’s administration.
Bathrooms becoming safer
Transgender students should soon find the often intimidating and potentially dangerous task of using the bathroom much easier on Ocean campus after an updated list of gender-neutral bathroom locations is finalized and released by City College’s
Website gets private money for students
Sandra Galvan’s dreams of attending college would never have become a reality had she not received donations from a handful of strangers.
Foundation strives to fund City College
In this time of drastic and painful budget cuts to the California community college system, it’s hard to see any sort of optimism for City College and public education.