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Metal Arts Students Rebel Against College Downsizing

Metal Arts Students Rebel Against College Downsizing

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com By the Fall semester of 2019, many classes and programs had been cut from City College including the Metal Arts program which is described on their website as, “rigorous while remaining very popular.” The Metal Arts Program is part of the Art Department

The Metamorphosis of Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin

The Metamorphosis of Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin

By Jennifer Yin jyin4@mail.ccsf.edu Over the course of her teaching profession at City College, former African American Studies department chair Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin would tell her students, repeatedly, to utilize their education to attain institutional power. She often emphasized how in order to make a change they have

Social Justice Posters Make Their Way to Rosenberg Library Walls

By Rachel Berning rachelo.berning@gmail.com Students’ artwork is raising concerns on social justice through creative posters with inspirational quotes set up in Rosenberg Library Oakland based artist and educator Jessalyn Aaland started the class set when she was an English Language Development Teacher at Balboa High School in

Journalism Department hosts a Photo Exhibit on the Struggle at the Tijuana border with the US

Journalism Department hosts a Photo Exhibit on the Struggle at the Tijuana border with the US

By Matheus Maynard mmaynar7@mail.ccsf.edu City College’s Journalism Department is hosting a documentary photography exhibition at the Front Page Gallery that explores the harsh reality of the United States’ strict and inhumane immigration policies’ effect in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico. Photographer, writer, and former photo

Portfolio Club Presents: Dimas Jose Arellano

Portfolio Club Presents: Dimas Jose Arellano

Second Annual Low Rider Memorial Honors Alex Nieto

Second Annual Low Rider Memorial Honors Alex Nieto

Rachel Berning By Rachel Berning rachelo.berning@gmail.com Hosted in the parking lot of the Multi-Use Building on Ocean Campus, the second annual Alex Nieto lowrider memorial “King of the Streets” gathered thousands last July. The event was hosted by Professor Benjamin Bac Sierra and organized by the San

Exploratorium Exhibit Features City College Students

Exploratorium Exhibit Features City College Students

By Matheus Maynard & Claudia Drdul mmaynardfrank@aol.com claudiadrdul@gmail.com Self, Made, an exhibit exploring individual and group identity featuring the stories of 25 students involved in City College’s English Second Language Non-credit program, opened at the Exploratorium on May 23 and will remain open through September