News Briefs
Changes coming to the Golden Gate Bridge, ethnic studies curriculum for high schoolers, developments in the Free City initiative and Rams soccer updates.
News Briefs
McCullers' big game leads the way as the Rams win
Star quarterback Lavell McCullers stole the show against the American River Beavers with a passing onslaught to lead the Rams to victory on Saturday, Sept. 17. With a final score of 51- 36, City College improved to 2-1 on the young season.
News Briefs
Power outages, a new taco truck, and the State senate race heats up.
News Briefs
BART closures, new coaches, and more.
May 11– May 24, 2016 Campus Briefs
Crime Rate Nationwide Drops in Schools
Violent crime, harassment, and bullying because of sexual orientation has decreased significantly s U.S. News reported.
According to the SFGate, about 1.3 million students were suspended for violence, alcohol violations or weapons possession. A total of 781 hate crimes were reported on
April 29 --- May 10, 2016 Campus Briefs
UC Admissions Lenient for Non-Residents
The University of California system has been admitting out-of-state students with lower test scores and eligibility than California residents, a state audit shows.
SFGate reported that 16,000 non-residents, about 29 percent of the total admitted students,, have been accepted into the UC system with
AFT 2121 Initial Strike Time Adjusted
The American Federations of Teachers (AFT) Local 2121 has announced a start-time schedule change from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., April 27, 2016 for their strike action at five of nine City College of San Francisco locations plus 33 Gough St.
This schedule change was done