GED Exams Still Miles From City College
High school equivalency tests were available at City College centers for years until technology asked for more. Student council hopes that the Mission Center's hub will one day open it up again.
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All By Her Lonesome: Ferguson Unopposed In Trustees Race
Board of Trustees Member Ruth Ferguson is up for election, with no competition in sight.
A Housing Advocate's Bid to Keep City College Free
Jeremy Lee, property asset manager from Chinatown, wants to “work in good faith” if elected as board of trustee member, worries of “education rationing” and noncredit programs within City College of San Francisco.
Leah LaCroix Wants to Close the Gap Between City College Values and Its Budget, Tough Conversations or Not
Board of trustees candidate wants the college to be able to meet the needs of every San Franciscan.
Leah LaCroix is making her bid for the Community College board of trustees to find out where the budget is falling short.
LaCroix believes the 2024 accreditation crisis, where City College nearly
Free City Is a Great Opportunity, Downtown Center Closure Was 'A Practical Solution,' Says Trustee Candidate Rome Moses Jones
Board of trustees candidate speaks on his life growing up and shows his plans such as student housing, being transparent on promises as a trustee and his campaign.
Rome Moses Jones, co-executive director of nonprofit organization Bayview Association for Youth and a real estate agent at Pinpoint Building Group,
Introducing the San Francisco College Board Race
Eight San Franciscans, who all want to work on behalf of the college's students, are vying for the roles of City College's board of trustees on Election Day this year. Trustee Ruth Ferguson, appointed by Mayor Daniel Lurie after former trustee Alan Wong became District 4
Wet, Windy Weather Is Headed San Francisco's Way
With a storm on the horizon that looks to be at a level not seen in decades, City College is looking to fortify and prepare as best it can.