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Fire code violating door locks remain

Fire code violating door locks remain

By Victor Tence City College administration was unaware that door barricade devices—that were known to be fire code violations at the time of their installation and were slated for removal in November—were still installed in classrooms as late as Jan. 29. City College installed the door barricade locks

Sports Calendar Jan. 26-Feb. 2, 2018

Jan. 26 - Feb. 2, 2018 Baseball Sf @ Hartnell 2:00pm Jan. 30, 2018 Baseball Sf. vs. Laney 1:00pm Feb 1, 2018 Baseball San Francisco at Monterey Peninsula 2:00pm Feb 3, 2018 Baseball Gavilan at San Francisco 12:00 PM Feb 4, 2018 Baseball Redwoods at San Francisco

College community protests in 2nd Annual Women’s March

College community protests in 2nd Annual Women’s March

By Patrick Cochran The sun was out and so were the marchers. Thousands of people packed into Civic Center Plaza on Jan. 20, and then marched down Market Street for the second annual Women’s March protest against the Trump administration. City College students and faculty were present to be

On the last lap

On the last lap

By Peter Suter New track finished soon Over the winter break construction to resurface damaged areas of the 1-kilometer track, located around the George M. Rush football field, has begun and is due to be complete within the next few week, according to City College Athletic Director Daniel Hayes. Hayes

Phelan Ave. gains support for name change

Phelan Ave. gains support for name change

By Melody Yan On the heels of an ongoing national effort to dismantle statues of controversial historical figures, a name-change campaign to replace Phelan Avenue at Ocean Campus is gaining momentum. Faculty members Leslie Simon and Ann Wettrich are spearheading the effort to rename Phelan Avenue to Frida Kahlo Way.

TPS immigrants given an ultimatum

TPS immigrants given an ultimatum

By Janeth R. Sanchez On Jan. 8, the Department of Homeland Security ended the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Salvadorans. The same happened to Nicaraguan and Haitian beneficiaries at the end of last year, while Hondurans were left waiting for a final decision that will be announced in the next

CCSF struggles to handle food insecurity

CCSF struggles to handle food insecurity

By Leslie Hicks City College launched a pilot program in November to make food available to the shockingly large number of hungry students who don’t always know where their next meal will come from. Now open at six locations across Ocean Campus, the On-Demand Food Shelves provide ready-to-go healthy