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CCSF hosts 32nd annual college fair

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com Fifty California universities attended City College’s 32nd annual college fair on Oct. 3, which was held to help continuing students transfer to other institutions to achieve higher learning. “The College Fair gives students the opportunity to go up to the tables and

Department chairs talk future education

By Patrick Cochran pcochran@theguardsman.com Concerned for the future of their school, City College department chairs gathered in the Multi-Use Building on Oct. 2 to discuss the pending Education Master Plan (EMP), which will blueprint the college’s educational provisions from 2020 to 2025. The meeting was one of

Welcome lunch held for students facing housing insecurity

Welcome lunch held for students facing housing insecurity

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Met with handshakes and warm greetings, students and faculty arrived at Pierre Coste Dining Room on Sept. 18 to find tables draped in linen, silverware set in place and baskets of bread ready to eat. The luncheon, hosted by City College’s Outreach

Faculty discuss housing with development advisory firm

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com A program management and development advisory firm invited faculty to the Multi-Use Building to discuss housing on Sept. 20. It was one of multiple meetings to follow a June 28 board of trustees action item confirming that the firm, Brailsford and Dunlavey Inc.

CCSF student killed in Sunset District

By Ken S. Akehurst III kakehur1@ccsf.edu A student’s father is seeking information after his son, a City College student, was shot and killed on the night of Sept. 18 in the Outer Sunset District by an unknown assailant, a Sept. 19 Chronicle dispatch reported. Ryan Sacdalan, 20,

Bank of America set to fill Smith Hall ATM void

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@gmail.com On Jan. 25, City College approved a contract with Bank of America to install ATMs next to the Ocean Campus cafeteria, where Wells Fargo ATMs were previously situated. The Wells Fargo contract was terminated for non-compliance in December 2017, and City College held a

Faculty union presses unfair practice charge against district

By Veronica Steiner veronicasteiner13@gmail.com City College’s faculty union, the American Federation of Teachers Local 2121, filed an unfair labor practice charge against the San Francisco Community College District on June 26. The charge cited numerous examples of the district’s failure to respond to the union’s