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CCSF brings home 15 awards

CCSF brings home 15 awards

NEWS BRIEF By Andres Velasquez Special to The Guardsman The City College Journalism department won a combined 15 awards at the JACC 2018 Annual convention held in Burbank, CA in a competition between 34 colleges on Mar. 22-24. The annual three-day convention was held at the Burbank Marriott

Excelsior neighborhood rejoices over new art center

Excelsior neighborhood rejoices over new art center

NEWS BRIEF By Michael J. Montalvo Special to The Guardsman City officials and the Excelsior neighborhood broke ground March 19 on the first of two phases to revamp the Geneva Car Barn and Powerhouse into a community Youth Performing Arts Center. The project calls for revamping two adjoining structures. The

Rescuers called to free marooned raccoon

Rescuers called to free marooned raccoon

NEWS BRIEF By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com While City College students were stuck in class on March 7, a raccoon found itself stuck somewhere a little more interesting: in an Ocean Campus generator. The raccoon was discovered with just its head sticking out of the machinery, prompting a

Rams win State Championship with 82-72 win over San Diego

Rams win State Championship with 82-72 win over San Diego

By Patrick Cochran pcochran@theguardsman.com The City College’s men’s basketball team are California Community College Athletic Association State Champions again. The Rams (33-1) beat City College of San Diego (33-3) 82-72, in Ventura on March 11. It’s City College’s third title since

City College honors Parkland shooting victims

City College honors Parkland shooting victims

By Cassie Ordonio and Mike Menaster Special to The Guardsman City College stood in solidarity for the National Walkout Day on March 14 to honor the 17 lives lost at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Florida. On a national level, thousands of students gathered for the first time in

Instructors learn how to combat active shooters

Instructors learn how to combat active shooters

FLEX DAY By Franchon Smith Special to The Guardsman While students had a break from classes on March 6 for Flex Day, City College instructors attended active-threat training. Approximately 200 people attended the two training sessions, which were designed to provide faculty, staff, and administrators with basic knowledge of

Airport Campus must find new home

Airport Campus must find new home

By Abraham Davis abrahamdfrankfurter@gmail.com City College’s lease for its Airport Campus—located on the grounds of San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and home of the college’s Aircraft Maintenance Technology and Fire Academy programs—will be expiring next year, forcing these programs to find a new home.