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Photo Story: women's rights take center stage

[showtime] Story and photos by Shane Menez The Guardsman One day before the Republican National Convention began in Tampa, Fla., hundreds gathered on August 26 at Mission and 24th streets in San Francisco in support of Women’s Equality Day, a national day of action organized by the organization Women

PHOTO STORY: Rams gear up for another winning season!

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College board member dies just before new semester begins

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Hundreds of mourners filled a bright, yellow memorial hall in San Francisco on August 12 and as the pews filled up, dozens of people resorted to standing along walls and sitting on the floor for a chance to honor the life of Milton Marks. Only

Men's soccer prepares to fight for the title

By Lucas Almeida The Guardsman Coming off an exhausting period of practice over the summer, this season City College’s Men’s soccer team has one goal in mind and one goal only — to win the state championship. Head coach Adam Lucarelli pushed his players really hard during this summer

Munch on this: Crepes

By Valerie Demicheva The Guardsman It’s hard to be a college student and fill your belly on a budget without dumpster diving or moving in with your parents. It’s especially hard in a city where food is god and the devout include everyone from bankers to baristas accustomed

OPINION: Accreditation's shady past

By Alex Schmaus The Guardsman The private organization threatening to close City College is itself a threat to equity, democracy and justice. Sherrill Amador, the chair of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, has a controversial past herself. Amador resigned from her post as president of Palomar College

Opinion: blame the budget cuts, not City College

By Becca Hoekstra The Guardsman This summer I learned it sucks to have your school in the headlines. By now, I’m assuming everyone knows that City College is facing a loss of accreditation. Losing accreditation would make our credits illegitimate and prevent the school from receiving federal funds. The