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Students start English club

When the news that City College would be cutting summer classes broke last spring, ESL student Amparo Medina Pina, knew that if she wanted to continue her English education, she would have to take matters into her own hands.

Program thrives as partner pulls out

The national Planned Parenthood office decided to pull out of its partnership with Planned Parenthood Golden Gate on Sept. 3, citing financial and administrative problems with the San Francisco-based office.

Programs in danger of being eliminated

The state legislature has yet to pass a financial plan to address California’s $19.9 million deficit, leaving California without a budget, and making it the longest impasse in the state’s history. The legislature trying is to close the deficit by reducing spending through cutting some state-funded p

Counselors promote educational equality

The Development, Relief and Education of Alien Minors Act is a bipartisan bill that impacts undocumented students who come to the U.S. before the age of 16. After five years they could become legal residents by completing two years of higher education or military service.

Election forum hosts poltical candidates at Diego Rivera Theatre

In anticipation of November elections, San Francisco candidates running for local, state and national offices were invited to speak at a public forum held at City College’s Diego Rivera Theatre on Saturday.

Registration act reaches out to students

The California Voter Registration Project will resume this semester at City College to make voting more accessible to students.

Officials step down as board endorses candidate

The chancellor of the California community college system, Jack Scott, and the president of the University of California, Mark Yudof, resigned from the California Chamber of Commerce board of directors after the board voted Sept. 3 to endorse Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman.