Student voice silenced at Academic Senate meeting
When City College Student Trustee Josh Nielsen tried to ask a question at a March 23 special meeting of the Academic Senate, he was told to “sit down” and “shut up” by members of the faculty.
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Trustee apologizes for ‘culture of mistrust’
A resolution to set budget priorities presented at the City College Board of Trustees meeting on March 25 led to an admission by one trustee of a “culture of mistrust” between the board and the faculty, staff and students.
OPINION: SFPD Chief's apology did not address culturally insensitive mentality
You probably shouldn’t kick things off by making a racist crack about the San Francisco Middle Eastern community attacking the Hall of Justice. Apparently, San Francisco Police Chief George Gascón never got the memo.
New team making splash in its first season
In its inaugural season, the City College women’s swim team is gaining plenty of momentum toward the Coast Conference Championships, as they easily outscored Cabrillo College 124-30 in their dual meet April 9 at the Wellness Center.
City College students taught the humble art of judo
In a sport that often gets overshadowed because of the overall athletic program’s success, the Judo Club members have steadily brought home honors to City College.
Taking it to the capitol
Approximately 5,000 pro-education activists from across the state flooded the steps of the Capitol Building in Sacramento on March 22 to decry what they view as an apathetic state legislature.
Trekking 2,650 miles border to border
In an effort to raise money for a local school and to gain a little personal enlightenment, David Durandet has decided to take a 2,650 mile walk.