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Highly impacted CCSF Student Health Center seeks additional funds to increase its overall services

Highly impacted CCSF Student Health Center seeks additional funds to increase its overall services

By Elena Stuart Limited funds increase the rift between available resources and in pouring patients to the City College Student Health Services center. “It’s a perfect storm, we're going to do the very best we can to maintain the services we have,” Student Health Services Program Director

No longer called "Foreign Languages."

By Hanna Chen Previously known as the “Foreign Languages” department, this school faction has converted its title to “World Languages and Cultures.” Over the past 20-30 years, various language teaching departments at other institutions have already made the title conversion from “Foreign” to either “Modern” or “World” Languages. Examples feature

City College entices residents with Free Citty

City College entices residents with Free Citty

By Bethaney Lee San Francisco residents flocked to City College’s citywide Open House hosted to inform potential students of Free City, a program creating tuition-free college and help with the admissions process on April 21, 2017. From nine to noon all ten campus invited several incomers with welcome pamphlets

California Community College Real Estate Scholarship Awards

By Bethany Lee The California Community College Real Estate Scholarships have been awarded to City College students by the California Community College Foundation. Student’s received between $400 and $800 based on unit enrollment and had maintain at least two classes in real estate and a 2.0 GPA. The

Mentors help guide youths

By Hanna Chen The presence of a mentor in an adolescent's life could be the seemingly small detail that determines an individual’s outcome. Mentors provide guidance by directing their pupil towards emotional, academic and work stability through previously vacant support. According to statistics gathered by MENTOR, a

The Fight for Fort Mason

The Fight for Fort Mason

By Elena Stuart City College administration has not been transparent about the possible closure of the Fort Mason campus next term, but faculty and students are fighting to keep their unique learning environment and diverse campus community open. Some 2000 individuals are enrolled at the campus according to the City

Transportation scholarship adjustment improves acceptance

By Bethaney Lee A transportation scholarship will be distributed through eligible programs serving focus populations identified in the CCSF Student Equity Plan according to the Office of Student Equity whose focus is on African American, American Indian/Alaskan Native, Pacific Islander, Latinx, Filipino, DSPS, Veteran and Foster Youth. The scholarship