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COVID-19 Outbreak Forces Academic Institutions to Move Classes Online Across the Bay Area

COVID-19 Outbreak Forces Academic Institutions to Move Classes Online Across the Bay Area

City College was forced to close its doors to students due to San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s call of a state of emergency regarding the COVID-19/Coronavirus outbreak which is infecting nations on a global scale. The college suspended face-to-face classes, on-campus resources, events, and will tr

Students Keep Pressure on City and College to Keep Older Adults Courses

In November 2019, City College’s Older Adult Department faced huge class cuts which left many students and professors wondering what would happen next for the community. Many students are advocating that City College should be for the whole community and not for a select group of the community.

Class Cuts and Safety Dominate Discussion at Associated Student Council Town Hall

The Associated Student Council fielded student questions about campus safety, reversing class cuts, and expanding student representation at a Town Hall meeting in the Ocean Campus Student Union on Wednesday, March 4th.

City College’s Plans to Increase College Enrollment During a Time of Construction

City College’s Plans to Increase College Enrollment During a Time of Construction

Chancellor Mark Rocha attended the Academic Senate meeting on March 4 at Ocean Campus to assure the faculty that plans were underway to increase enrollment since enrollment typically declines during times of major construction.

Former Dean of Students Anita Martinez Running for Board of Trustees

With 28 years of experience working at City College, former instructor and Dean of Student Affairs Anita Martinez has announced her candidacy for one of the four open seats this fall for the Board of Trustees.

Prop A Bond Measure Revitalizes Hopes for Oversight Committee

Prop A Bond Measure Revitalizes Hopes for Oversight Committee

The $845 million bond measure on the March 3 Ballot raises questions about oversight, and whether the college administration has too many powers that hamper the committee's functions under the current legislation.