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Bernie Sanders and important CCSF speakers invigorate the dream of free education

Bernie Sanders and important CCSF speakers invigorate the dream of free education

By Jordi Molina Senator Bernie Sanders praised City College for providing free tuition to San Francisco residents during his speech in the Diego Rivera Theatre on Sep. 22, 2017. Sanders spoke out against several of the Trump administration’s current objectives, including providing tax breaks for the 1 percent, ignoring

Visual Arts vending victory

By Bethaney Lee Byte Foods is giving a whole new meaning to what it means to be a vending machine. Located in the Visual Arts building on Ocean campus, the self-described “smart fridge” carries an assortment of foods that can be accessed after sliding your debit or credit card. The

Food availability fails to compensate for rising enrollment

By Sarah Berjan An increase of food services was predicted by the Dean of Administrative Services Kathy Hennig, as a result of the 22 percent enrollment rate jump at City College. “I rejoined the district a year ago and only got this problem handed in my lap. To deal with

Library now accepts food for fines

By Bethaney Lee For the first time this year, the Rosenberg Library at Ocean campus is offering a Food for Fines program which allows students to donate canned food instead of paying late fees on overdue library books. The library is not sure when the program will end, so students

Creative Arts Building restroom requires repairs

By Bethaney Lee The women’s restroom on the first floor of the Creative Arts Building has been closed since May 2, 2017. A sign posted to the door dated Aug. 21, 2017, asks female students to use the restrooms located in the Visual Arts Building or the Diego Rivera

Dreamers still waiting for the nightmare to be over

By Quip Johnson WHAT IS DACA? Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is a protective administrative relief program which serves to keep undocumented youth from deportation and to provide a legal work permit. DACA approval lasts two years, but allows eligible youth to re-apply after expiration. To be eligible for

Events Schedule

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