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Update: Body Discovered on Ocean Campus Has Been Identified

Update: Body Discovered on Ocean Campus Has Been Identified

The dead body discovered on City College Ocean Campus in July by campus groundskeepers was taken in by San Francisco’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and identified as Kevin Fobbs, a 31-year-old male.

Have Your Say: Would you still attend CCSF if Free City were not offered?

Have Your Say: Would you still attend CCSF if Free City were not offered?

We asked students: How would you be affected if CCSF stopped Free City? Would you still attend CCSF if Free City were not offered?

The Rams Lose Home Opener in OT

The Rams Lose Home Opener in OT

The College of the Sequoias kick a field goal in overtime for the win on September 14, 2024, in San Francisco. The Rams came back in the 4th qt on a Richard Washington TD run to tie the score 24 - 24 and force overtime.

City College Men’s Basketball Looks Ahead After Jamboree Win-Streak

City College Men’s Basketball Looks Ahead After Jamboree Win-Streak

City College's men’s basketball team is gearing up under the leadership of returning 6’7” sophomore forward/guard Antonio Pusateri. The Rams went undefeated in a recent summer league jamboree tournament, setting the stage for a promising season ahead.

Rams Women's Soccer Team Leads Coast Conference

Rams Women's Soccer Team Leads Coast Conference

Scoring nine goals, the Rams completely dominated the first half. Sophomore Paige Pineda-Aliamus led the way, scoring three goals with assists from Carmen Hinton, Sydney Grundland Lanuza, and Nare Avetian.

Rams lose 43-35 to Wolverines

Rams lose 43-35 to Wolverines

The Rams were eager for the chance at their first win of the 2024 football season on Saturday night, Oct. 5.

Ballot Beat: Julio Ramos, Ben Kaplan, and Aliya Chisti Outline Their Strategies for a Sustainable City College

Ballot Beat: Julio Ramos, Ben Kaplan, and Aliya Chisti Outline Their Strategies for a Sustainable City College

With four seats in play, more than half of the board, and the priorities of voters could have a greater impact on the future of City College, its Free City program and budgetary goals, and the trajectory of public higher education in San Francisco.