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Buildings on Ocean campus evacuated after bomb threat

Buildings on Ocean campus evacuated after bomb threat

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com Students and faculty on Ocean campus were evacuated from the Multi-Use building (MUB), Creative Arts, and Science Buildings Wednesday, Oct. 17 after an unidentified caller at 2 p.m. told campus police that a bomb would go off at a designated time in one

Faculty and Neighbors Voice Their Concerns About Proposed Housing Development for Balboa Reservoir

Faculty and Neighbors Voice Their Concerns About Proposed Housing Development for Balboa Reservoir

By Caoilinn Goss cgoss2@mail.ccsf.edu The Balboa Reservoir Project has prompted concerns of traffic congestion by City College staff, has challenged the city’s definition of affordable housing, and has fanned the flames of a larger debate about the privatization of public land. The project itself, a proposed

Warren is the Democrat to Beat in Latest Debate

by Andy Damián-Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com The fourth debate among the twelve Democratic candidates for the US primary ended with Elizabeth Warren as the main protagonist. The candidate has been virtually tied in the polls with Joe Biden for the last month and that is why her program was the

The Adult Education Program Offers Opportunities for Lifelong Learners

By Anshi Aucar aaucar@mail.ccsf.edu City College offers a wide variety of classes for life-long learners and students looking to transfer to a four year college, many of whom are enrolled in the college’s Adult Education program. The Adult Education program is funded by the state of

Dr. Gregoria Nova Cahill Becomes the Interim Dean of Mission Campus

Dr. Gregoria Nova Cahill Becomes the Interim Dean of Mission Campus

By Isaiah Willis iwillis@mail.ccsf.edu Following the retirement of Mission Campus’ Jorge Bell, Dr. Gregoria Nova Cahill assumed the center’s interim dean position in early July 2019. When asked about her aspirations for the Mission campus, Cahill said that her goal is to, “work hard within the

City College Students Push for Subsidized Public Transportation

By Andy Damián Correa acorrea@theguradsman.com As public transportation costs in the bay area rise, City College students question how much longer they will be able to afford transportation to school without subsidized transportation passes. According to San Francisco Metro Transit Authority’s (SFMTA) fare table, the cost of

Student Assembly Meets Again to Address College Issues

By Saroya Mackey smackey5@mail.ccsf.edu Two City college students, Marcoz Cruz and Winmon Kyi, held the first student assembly of the semester on Sept. 25th in the MUB on Ocean Campus to discuss prevalent student issues. Last semester, the Student Assembly was used as an outlet for students