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1968: THE YEAR THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

1968: THE YEAR THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of San Francisco State's student strike. The United States – marked by the civil rights movement, political assassinations, and antiwar protests – was home to social and political unrest during the 1960s as communities sought to build an inclusive

ON CAMPUS COSTUME EXHIBIT THE PICS 56 CHINESE CULTURES

ON CAMPUS COSTUME EXHIBIT THE PICS 56 CHINESE CULTURES

By Kassandra Dunne/Special to the Guardsman Photos by Da Lee/The Guardsman Seeking shelter from the cloudy drear outside, a crowd of about 40 people gathered for a reception at the second-floor gallery at the Rosenberg Library on April 4, surrounded by the bright and ornate clothing that represents

Reclaiming the Truth: Press Freedom with Maria Ressa

Reclaiming the Truth: Press Freedom with Maria Ressa

Reclaiming the Truth: Press Freedom with Maria Ressa By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Philippine journalist Maria Ressa, named one of Time magazine’s 2018 people of the year for her work in defending press freedom, briefed the community and press at the Bayanihan Community Center on the weaponization

THESE CUTS WON'T HEAL

THESE CUTS WON'T HEAL

Teachers Union organizes against class cuts By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com With a microphone in hand, student Lucy Lao addressed a lobby filled with students, community supporters, media and members from the American Federation of Teachers at a rally against class cancellations. She stood before a banner raised

HOUSING IMPOSSIBLE: California community colleges address student homelessness

HOUSING IMPOSSIBLE: California community colleges address student homelessness

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Mark Chopot unlocks the wooden door to his self-made camper and climbs out of the trunk. It’s 4 a.m., and street cleaning typically ends by then. In a race to secure parking along Frida Kahlo Way, he pulls into a space

Board of trustees approve student activity fee increase

By Da Lee dning@mail.ccsf.edu On March 21, City College’s board of trustees approved a recommendation from the Associated Students Executive Council that would increase the student activity fee from $5 to $10. Students will see a shift from $5 to $7 during the 2020 fiscal year,

Bay Area joins in Youth Climate Strike

Bay Area joins in Youth Climate Strike

By Sarah Berjan sberjan@mail.ccsf.edu Hundreds of high school and middle school students in the Bay Area joined others around the world in walking out of class Friday, March 14 to demand action against climate change. The walkout, which began at the San Francisco Federal Building and continued