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Welcome lunch held for students facing housing insecurity

Welcome lunch held for students facing housing insecurity

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Met with handshakes and warm greetings, students and faculty arrived at Pierre Coste Dining Room on Sept. 18 to find tables draped in linen, silverware set in place and baskets of bread ready to eat. The luncheon, hosted by City College’s Outreach

Faculty discuss housing with development advisory firm

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com A program management and development advisory firm invited faculty to the Multi-Use Building to discuss housing on Sept. 20. It was one of multiple meetings to follow a June 28 board of trustees action item confirming that the firm, Brailsford and Dunlavey Inc.

CCSF student killed in Sunset District

By Ken S. Akehurst III kakehur1@ccsf.edu A student’s father is seeking information after his son, a City College student, was shot and killed on the night of Sept. 18 in the Outer Sunset District by an unknown assailant, a Sept. 19 Chronicle dispatch reported. Ryan Sacdalan, 20,

Students engage college community at Guided Pathways session

Students engage college community at Guided Pathways session

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com A task force of City College administrators and faculty hosted an information-gathering session in the Multi-Use Building on Sept. 21 to discuss their ongoing effort to create a new Guided Pathways program with the college community. Guided Pathways, which received $150 million in

FLAC receives flak, awaits fixes following payroll errors

FLAC receives flak, awaits fixes following payroll errors

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com City College’s payroll system for part-time faculty left 155 teachers without pay and 114 underpaid for a month of work on Aug. 31, college Media Relations Director Connie Chan confirmed. Part-time faculty have long criticized the set of processes, called Faculty Load

Bank of America set to fill Smith Hall ATM void

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@gmail.com On Jan. 25, City College approved a contract with Bank of America to install ATMs next to the Ocean Campus cafeteria, where Wells Fargo ATMs were previously situated. The Wells Fargo contract was terminated for non-compliance in December 2017, and City College held a

Arts Extension outages the latest issue on an aging campus

Arts Extension outages the latest issue on an aging campus

By Ken Akehurst and David Mamaril Horowitz kengibill.edu@gmail.com dhorowitz@theguardsman.com Ocean Campus’s Creative Arts Extension Building experienced power outages on the mornings of Aug. 23 and Aug. 28, resulting in 89 relocated and 12 canceled classes, according to relocation schedules created by Dean of Instruction