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City College Journalism is Host to 50 High School Journalism Students for One-Day Training

Some 50 high school journalism students participated in a journalism boot camp held on campus on March 12. City College’s journalism department and the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club co-hosted the event that kicked-off in the Diego Rivera Theater. The boot camp included workshops in the Creative Arts Building

City College Journalism Students Are Finalists in National MAGGIE Awards Competition

Two City College journalism students are finalists for 2016 national MAGGIE Awards for student publishing. Alysia Thompson is a finalist in the Best Print Magazine Article category for a feature story entitled “Parkour Ascends at City College.” Matthew Patton and Thompson are finalists in the Best Magazine Print Cover category.

City College Journalism Students Capture CCMA Awards

City College journalism students captured five awards during the 2016 California College Media Association competition titled “Excellence in Student Media.” The winners were announced on Feb. 20 during the annual awards banquet at the Sheraton Universal in Los Angeles. They included the following CCSF journalism students: David Hackett First Place

March 23 - April 13, 2016 Events Calendar

Keep Calm And Color Join us for a relaxing and creative coloring session hosted by theCCSF Bookstore. Bring your colored pencils, markers and coloring books! Wednesday, March 23, 10 a.m. — 2:00 p.m., CCSF Bookstore, Ocean Campus. Yellow Line: an exhibition honor of S.F. MUNI Operators The

Striving for Independence

Striving for Independence

By Dakari Thomas At first glance, Scott Samuels might not come off as a rapper. The 39-year-old who also goes by S-Class identifies as a socially-conscious MC whose lyrics discuss subject matter like environmental degradation, animal rights, gentrification and for-profit prisons. Samuels is both a musician and the head of

"El Mad Mex" Brings Art and Activism to City College Theatre

By Audrey Garces City College received its first taste of performance art on March 18 when Guillermo Gómez-Peña graced the Diego Rivera Theatre’s stage as “El Mad Mex,” bringing a whirlwind of provocative poetry and humor, intertwining activism and art. “I think that he represents a large part of

81 Bees

By Nancy Chan A lone homeless man, geometric architecture and a gray scale flower were among the 43 subjects photographed by 16 artists brought together for 81 Bees' two-room "Minimalism" photography exhibit on March 3 at Mullen Brothers Imaging. The exhibit’s stark nature went hand in