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Student Assembly Meets Again to Address College Issues

By Saroya Mackey smackey5@mail.ccsf.edu Two City college students, Marcoz Cruz and Winmon Kyi, held the first student assembly of the semester on Sept. 25th in the MUB on Ocean Campus to discuss prevalent student issues. Last semester, the Student Assembly was used as an outlet for students

Students Celebrate At 33rd Annual Citizenship Day

Students Celebrate At 33rd Annual Citizenship Day

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu About 100 people gathered at City College’s Chinatown Campus on Sept. 20 to celebrate students who passed their citizenship tests over the past year, for the 33rd annual Citizenship Day. The event brought together staff and students from various campus departments. The

Funeral Held for Cancelled Courses

Funeral Held for Cancelled Courses

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com Students and faculty gathered outside of Smith Hall last week to raise their voices about how class cuts have negatively affected City College students. On September 25th, everyone gathered at RAM Plaza where a mock funeral, advertised as “A Celebration of the Life

Rams Roast Eagles on the Gridiron

Rams Roast Eagles on the Gridiron

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com The City College of San Francisco Rams football team put on an absolute clinic Saturday afternoon, October 5, obliterating the College of The Siskiyous Eagles 73-7 during their first annual homecoming game. After an early three and out, the Rams offense took advantage of

Break-In at Visual Arts Leaves Lab Short Three Computers

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Three iMac computers were stolen from the Visual Arts building at Ocean Campus last week when the building’s lab was broken into sometime after classes ended on Tuesday Sept. 24 and before faculty arrived on Wednesday Sept. 25. The lab in room

Heat Organizers Threaten a vote of No-Confidence If Demands Not Met

Heat Organizers Threaten a vote of No-Confidence If Demands Not Met

By Jennifer Yin jyin4@mail.ccsf.edu Chancellor Mark Rocha has received ample criticism from students, faculty, and labor organizations since his hiring in 2017. As reported in several Guardsman issues from this semester, the college’s administration has reduced the number of educational counselors, full-time faculty, course listings, and

Students Living In RVs Develop Community At Ocean Campus

Students Living In RVs Develop Community At Ocean Campus

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu An RV was towed away on the morning of September 3 by SFPD after it had been parked on Judson Avenue next to Ocean Campus. The towing was likely driven by ongoing complaints from nearby residents, as well as some from City College