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City College Remembers Julia Bergman

By Diana Chuong A tribute for City College’s own Julia Bergman, who passed last month, was held in the Smith Hall cafeteria on Feb. 25 Bergman lived by the quote, “I would like to be thoroughly used up before I die.” Ask anyone who was in her life or

Speaker Persis Karim discussing Women Without Men: A Novel of Modern Iran

By Diana Chuong The Director of Persian Studies Persis Karim from San Jose State University will be discussing the novel “Women Without Men: A novel of Modern Iran” in collaboration with IDST31 (Interdisciplinary Studies of Women in the Middle East) and SWANA (South West Asia and North Africa Studies) during

Southeast corner of campus see’s repairs

By Bethaney Lee Campus buildings are seeing improvement after suffering from heating problems since the beginning of the 2017 Spring semester. Associate Vice Chancellor of Facilities, Linda Da Silva, issue an email announcing the latest update on campus gas service repairs. “Equal Opportunity Program and Services (EOPS) is re-occupying their

CCSF Academic Senate seeking Executive Council nominations

By Bethaney Lee Nominations for City College’s Executive Council for Academic Senate are now open. The Executive Council is comprised of City College faculty and responsible for a series of decisions relating to both academic and curriculum policies. Membership is open to all faculty, including non-instructional faculty members and

Some house conservatives revolt Trump’s plan

By Cassie Ordonio Four U.S. Republican Senators rebelled against President Donald Trump’s endorsement for repealing Obamacare on March 7, according to the Los Angeles Times. The LA Times reported Republican Sens. Rob Portman (Ohio), Shelley Moore Capito (West Virginia), Cory Gardner (Colorado), and Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) sent a

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

Evolution of EDM Makes an Imprint at City College

By Diana Chuong Starting fall 2017 music professor Matthew Creer along with the broadcasting and computer-science department, will start offering City College students a new program that combines computer coding and melody production along with two certificates students can obtain at the end of the program. The certificates that are