Another Round of No Kings Protests March Through the City
The third installment of “No Kings” brought thousands of peaceful protesters along the city’s main street towards Civic Center Plaza to protest the current United States administration.
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STEM Majors Must Begin in Calculus, Says State Chancellor
Changes to addressing incoming students’ college-level skills came in the form of California laws AB 705 and AB 1705, passed in 2017 and 2022.
Before AB 705, mandatory placement tests determined incoming students’ eligibility for college-level classes and placed the students in review courses. While AB 705 reduced
Staff Voices at the Decision-Making Table: What Does the Staff Senate Do?
By Ahmad S. Aimaq
In the City College system of “participatory governance,” decision-making is not limited to administrators. Students, faculty, and staff each have representatives who play a role in policymaking, planning, and the college's future. Within this structure, the Classified Senate is the body that represents
Aspiring Community Birth Workers Look No Further Than City College With Latest Course Offering
Student leader Brianna Smith helps birth the new Doula Education course, expanding access to maternal health care in the Bay Area.
Sunshine and Ice Cream Bring CCSF Students and Campus Life Together
Dozens of City College students and faculty gathered at Ram Plaza on March 11 to celebrate Unity Day.
Protests That Led Up to War in Iran Follow Years of Authoritarian Repression
The people of Iran have long grown tired of the Islamic Republic's political violence and constraints against its own people.
San Francisco Welcomes Year of the Horse with Massive Chinese New Year Parade
Thousands of people fill the streets of San Francisco on March 7 to celebrate the Chinese New Year Parade. Featuring a 1.3-mile route, the annual parade is the largest Lunar New Year celebration outside Asia.