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Nov. 18 – Dec. 1, 2015 Campus Briefs

Berkeley High Walk Out Over 2,000 students from Berkeley High School walked out of class over a racist message posted to a library computer on Nov. 4. The message was left in the form of a modified screen shot of the school’s library website to make it seem

Nov. 4 - Nov. 17, 2015 Campus Briefs

Last Gun Store in SF Closes The only gun dealer in San Francisco laid down its arms as of Oct. 31 in the wake of proposals for stricter gun regulations in the city. High Bridge Arms closed its doors after 63 years of service in Mission District. Supervisor Mark Farrell

Oct. 21-Nov. 3, 2015 Campus Briefs

Oct. 21-Nov. 3, 2015 Campus Briefs

Campus Attacks Not Legally Protected State-run colleges and universities are not liable for assaults committed on campus, a state appeals court has ruled, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The court ruling said college students are considered adults and because they attend a college voluntarily, they have no legal basis to

Oct. 7-20, 2015 Campus Briefs

Town Hall Meeting On September 29th, City College Interim Chancellor Susan Lamb held a town hall meeting held in the John Adams Center on the Civic Center campus, addressing concerns about accreditation and student success. This year, Chancellor Lamb is advocating for equal access to success for all students. This

Sept. 23-Oct. 6, 2015 Campus Briefs

Campus Briefs ACCJC Update The California Community Colleges Board of Governors will call on the ears of federal education officials to request a new accreditor to oversee the 113 California community colleges, including City College. On Sept. 20, the board voted unanimously for the California Community College State Chancellor Brice

Sept. 9-Oct. 22,2015 Campus Briefs

Mural Vandalism Strikes Mission District San Francisco police are on the hunt for the person behind several racially offensive graffiti markings in the Mission district. The term “White Power” has been written or etched upon the face of businesses and murals with latino themes. At least eight business or murals

Aug. 26- Sept. 8, 2015 Campus Briefs

Administration Changes Now that the administrative positions of vice chancellor of academic affairs, vice chancellor of student development, and vice chancellor of finance and administration are filled, Interim Chancellor Susan Lamb has chosen to reorganize the administration back to a more traditional structure. During discussions amongst constituency groups, Lamb observed