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College copes with Camp Fire smoke

College copes with Camp Fire smoke

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com By the evening of Nov. 8, smoke from the Butte County Camp Fire had traveled 160 miles southwest and blanketed City College. By night, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency radar Air Now deemed San Francisco air unhealthy. As it remained that way

College upgrades to administrative software before registration begins

College upgrades to administrative software before registration begins

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com City College upgraded its administrative software for everything from record-keeping to registration on Nov. 11, raising a college-wide concern that too much had changed only two weeks before registration started. The administrative software, Banner 9, boasts a modern interface, improved navigation, tighter security

In the Line of Fire: Photojournalists discuss photographing war

In the Line of Fire: Photojournalists discuss photographing war

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu Cool evening winds hit the walls of a bungalow classroom where eager guests attended the war photojournalist panel “In The Line of Fire” on Oct. 19. As a part of City College’s Journalism Matters month, weathered photojournalists Kim Komenich and Lou Dematteis

As scholarships are underutilized, a student wins seven

For information about scholarships, visit https://www.ccsf.edu/en/student-services/Scholarship.html. The Scholarship Office is located at Cloud Hall, Room 324

Matthew's Mind

By Matthew Cardoza kmcardoza13@gmail.com Wake Up, Mr. West! Kanye West, for the past few years, has kept himself in the news for many reasons, from the mundane to the infamous. He has elevated his career since his debut album, The College Dropout, released in 2004, to becoming known

Journalism department celebrates National Newspaper Week

Journalism department celebrates National Newspaper Week

By Andy Damián-Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com City College’s journalism, broadcasting and photography departments worked with the California Newspaper Publishers Association in hosting six events in October to recognize of the significance of journalism. The events celebrated the 78th anniversary of National Newspaper Week, which is centered around the impact

CCC Chancellor talks initiatives with media students

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Student newspaper and radio representatives across California spoke with California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley in an Oct. 18 teleconference, where he discussed initiatives that will shape the future of the state’s 114 community colleges. One of Oakley’s main focuses