Koret Grant Provides $2 Million in City College Funding
City College is $2 million richer thanks to a recent grant from the Koret Foundation.
News
Student Activist Groups Coming for City Supervisors
City College faculty, students, and student groups organized a protest at San Francisco’s Fort Mason Center on June 22. Protesters expressed their anger regarding the recent decision to forgo the lease for the college’s Fort Mason campus, the removal of ESL and OLAD programs, and the disinvestment i
How The Student Health Center Has Addressed COVID-19
Hannah Asuncion
hasunci1@mail.ccsf.edu
The battle to thwart COVID-19 is now at the doorsteps of City College. On May 18, the Student Health Center became a new testing site that is open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., thanks to San Francisco’s Emergency Operations
Calbright College Sparks Criticism on Online Learning
Calbright College, an online-only community college created by former Governor Brown, has many demands for the elimination of the college due to the current budget crisis. With online learning becoming more prevalent to students, Calbright College has sparked a debate for future learning.
The Unique History of The Armory
By Tyler Breisacher
tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu
On the north end of San Francisco’s Mission District, among the familiar apartment buildings, coffee shops, and Mexican restaurants, visitors might notice one structure that seems out of place.
The San Francisco Armory, built to resemble a castle, looms over the surrounding
Interim Chancellor Dr. Rajen Vurdien Prioritizes Collaboration Among Stakeholders Moving Forward
Dr. Rajen Vurdien was appointed as Interim Chancellor of City College this June for a term that began July 1, 2020, and will end June 30, 2021. In an interview with The Guardsman, Vurdien identifies key areas of importance and discusses actions taken so far.
A Guide to Virtual City College
By Starr Wilson
swilson3@mail.ccsf.edu
City College students can expect a full remote campus as they return to the Fall semester. Many services to students will still be available, but mostly in a different format.
The return to the campus is far from being business as usual. First