City College EMT Student Saves Man from Overdose
City College Student Nicholas Stallcup, who saved a man's life at Civic Center Bart Station, opened up about the media attention and his opinion on drug use in San Francisco.
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Queer Resource Center is Bigger and Brighter
City College’s Queer Resource Center moved to a bigger and brighter location in Cloud Hall
Roasting in Rosenberg: Library Temperatures Uncomfortably High
Students and faculty are working with hot air coming out of the vents on the 5th floor of Rosenberg Library. The Buildings and Grounds Department has not resolved the situation even after three months.
HEAT Rallies with Bay Area Labor Chorus for Bridge Funding
Students and faculty rallied on the steps of City Hall in a last-minute effort to urge the Board of Supervisors and the Mayor to support $2.7 million in emergency funding from San Francisco's General Fund, to restore classes at City College.
After 40 years of Service, City College Phone Operator Retires
Vicky has worked at City College for forty years as a Switchboard Operator in ITS. She’s retiring this month and it’s the end of a lifelong career here. Vicky started at City College right out of high school and saw the college change over decades. Telecommunications certainly changed with it, new a
CCSF Activists Strive for Support at the Arts and Education Resource Fair
CCSF Collective Presented at the Arts and Education Resource Fair in attempts to find support to restore the recent Spring 2020 class cuts.
Eliminated Classes at Southeast Center Reflects History of Underinvestment in Bayview
By Claudia Drdul
claudiadrdul@gmail.com
At a Jan. 28 Board of Supervisors meeting Shamann Walton connected the removal of Spring 2020 classes from the Southeast Center to other issues that have long-plauged District 10.
“I'm shocked to find out that no classes will be offered at