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War rages between students, faculty and administration for MUB

By Lynda Brommage The Multi-Use Building (MUB) has students, teachers and faculty in an upheaval regarding the proposed idea of classroom space taken away for administrative purposes that was meant for student learning. The proposal has been put forth due to the need to relocate 85 City College employees from

UCLA director of Labor Studies speaks about undocumented youth at City College

UCLA director of Labor Studies speaks about undocumented youth at City College

By Elena Stuart Calling on undocumented students to speak up against the aggressive immigration laws from the President’s administration, educator Kent Wong also called on City College students and officials to become allies. Kent Wong, director of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) labor center presented a publication

City College bookstore shorten hours

City College bookstore shorten hours

By Otto Pippenger City College’s bookstores were subject to a sharp reduction in operating hours as this semester began. The Follett Higher Education Group, a private company which has operated the college’s bookstores for the past four years made the decision to restrict most outlying bookstores’ operating hours

The city VS Trump

The city VS Trump

By Rachel Quinio San Francisco is the first city in the nation to challenge President Donald Trump’s “unconstitutional” executive order on Jan. 31. President Trump signed an executive order six days prior stating sanctuary cities who don’t cooperate with federal deportation agents will lose federal funding. City Attorney

City College LCD vandal strikes twice in a week

City College LCD vandal strikes twice in a week

By Kyle Roque During the week of Jan. 29 someone attempted to steal two LCD projectors in the Multi-Use Building (MUB) on campus, successfully procuring one and only tampering with the other. On Tuesday, Jan. 31 faculty reported that the LCD projector in MUB Room 188 had been tampered with

City College language center struggles to remain open

City College language center struggles to remain open

By Nigel Flores City College has retained one of the last language centers in the state but despite a growth in attendance the Language Center on campus may have to close and transition its services elsewhere following the Spring 2017 semester. The Language Center is located in the Rosenberg Library

25 cent increase frustrates many students

By Bayleigh Spurrier For most college students public transportation is a convenient accessibility, but as of Jan. 1 the prices for transportation increased to $2.50 per ticket. Currently, the University of San Francisco (USF) and San Francisco State University (SFSU) students have a successful agreement with Muni and Bart