The 2024 Presidential Election; Joe Biden Drops Out and Kamala Harris Becomes the De Facto Nominee
Biden made the right decision not to run for a second term. He has slowed down significantly during what is now his last year in office.
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Teamwork & Talent: San Francisco Rams Charge Toward Finals After Opening Win
The San Francisco City College women's soccer team made a statement on Friday, Sept. 6, when they overcame a deficit to win their inaugural game against Reedley College. This victory over the Tigers conveyed more than just the Rams' focus on winning a championship this year.
With A Nod to the Team’s Potential, Rams Women’s Soccer Head Coach Jeff Wilson “Battle Tests” His 2024 Roster to Start the Season
In his eighth season leading the team, Head Coach Jeff Wilson would argue this year’s squad is coming into the season strong.
The More, The Merrier: A Look into Why a Multi-Party System Might Benefit the U.S.
In life and in nature, things are rarely binary, and maybe it's time that the U.S. political parties catch up.
Have Your Say: What is the Biggest Concern You Have Today About the U.S.?
What is the Biggest Concern You Have Today About the U.S.?
The middle-class desperately needs affordable healthcare
For many middle-class Americans, healthcare coverage is a downward spiral into debt. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), about 14 million Americans have more than $1,000 in medical debt.
After a Tumultuous Few Years for City College, Increase in Enrollment Instills Newfound Hope in Board Members
In the Fall of 2024, City College saw an increase of 1,066 in new students enrolling in for-credit classes. Numbers that represent a 30% increase compared to Fall 2023 as stated by the college’s office of research and planning.