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Board of Governors ends ACCJC Monopoly

Board of Governors ends ACCJC Monopoly

By Otto Pippenger The Guardsman The California Community Colleges Board of Governors has effectively revoked the ACCJC's monopoly over community college Accreditation within California as soon as the current accreditation cycle ends. As of January 20, changed language in the Title 5 Regulations has opened the door for

Faculty oppose the restructuring of departments

Faculty oppose the restructuring of departments

By Steven Ho The Guardsman Faculty members are opposing a new plan by the City College administration to reorganize departments in fall 2015. The reorganization plan was announced in 2013 by the City College administration to make departments more manageable, according to Alan D'Souza, Vice President of American

Fatal Shooting on Mission and Brazil St.

Fatal Shooting on Mission and Brazil St.

[slideshow_deploy id='14520'] The San Francisco Police Department responded to a shooting at the corner of Mission and Brazil Street at around 4:00pm on Wednesday, October 9, 2013. SFPD officers located an adult male with multiple gunshot wounds to the body who was pronounced dead at

Threat of U.S. strike sparks local outrage

Threat of U.S. strike sparks local outrage

[slideshow_deploy id='14369'] By Samantha Dennis: The anti-war fervor that swept the nation following President Barack Obama’s proposal to bomb Syria in retaliation for its regime’s alleged use of chemical weapons did not escape City College, with some of the school’s instructors urging their

Arts complex has a questionable future

Arts complex has a questionable future

By Jackson Ly: The plan to construct the City College Performing Arts Center is going to be put on hold indefinitely because a of shortage of funds. The building was supposed to be completed in 2010 along with the Multi-Use Building, but it was pushed back when funding ran out.

Community unites against accrediting commission

Hundreds of students, faculty and community members marched to the Federal Department of Education’s office in downtown San Francisco July 9 to protest the recent decision to revoke City College’s accreditation.

I feel sorry for the man who robbed me at knifepoint

I was robbed at knifepoint on May 8 after using the bathroom at the City College Wellness Center. A man approached me while I headed toward the sink and asked if he could use my phone. “No, sorry,” I said. “I don’t do that.” He quickly pulled out a