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Students hold peaceful vigil after violent protest

Students hold peaceful vigil after violent protest

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman A peaceful vigil against police violence was organized by the Save CCSF Coalition on March 20 in front of Conlan Hall. The purpose was to express solidarity with the students who got hurt at the March 13 protest and to ask Chancellor Arthur Tyler to

Local activists hosts fundraiser for CCSF

Local activists hosts fundraiser for CCSF

Jane Morrison, 93, a grassroots activist since 1952, hosted 105 City College supporters Nov. 24 at her house for a Sunday champagne brunch fundraiser that raised about $14,000 to support the Save CCSF Coalition.

Mayor Lee refuses to chime in on issues

Mayor Lee refuses to chime in on issues

In an opinion piece written by Lee and California's Community College’s Chancellor Brice Harris for the San Francisco Chronicle, they said, “For CCSF, the pace of reform needs to be much faster. We also believe that City College has reached the limit of what it can do on its own,”

New lawsuit filed

The Save CCSF Coalition held a press conference on the steps of the science building on Ocean campus Nov. 7 to announce the lawsuit they filed against the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges with their attorneys Dan Siegel and Neil Satterlund.

Human billboard lines Ocean Avenue

By Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman Members of the Save CCSF Coalition organized a peaceful demonstration on Feb. 28 to draw attention to the college’s accreditation crisis, while simultaneously voicing concern over some of the changes being implemented to satisfy the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. A crowd

Ralliers demand accountability

By Cassandra Hendry The Guardsman Seek unity against changes made in name of accreditation About 150 students, faculty, and staff members gathered for a rally organized by members of the Save CCSF Coalition outside Ocean campus’ Ram Plaza on Feb. 21 to protest the circumstances surrounding City College’s precarious