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Free City College Program explained

Free City College Program explained

By Matthew Hewitson City College of San Francisco will be the first community college in the nation to offer free tuition to all its city residents under a deal announced by Mayor Ed Lee and Supervisor Jane Kim. According to the agreement, which will take effect in the fall of

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Women’s Badminton CCCAA State Team Championships May 11, 2017 Time TBD. @ Mission College San Francisco v. NA CCCAA State Individual Championships May 12, 2017 12 p.m. @ Mission College San Francisco v. NA Events NORCAL FINALS May 13, 2017 @ De Anza College STATE MEET May 19-20, 2017 @ American River

Mexican journalist Carmen Arestegui labels Trump a bully

Mexican journalist Carmen Arestegui labels Trump a bully

By Gardenia Zuniga-Haro More than 200 people from all ages and ethnic backgrounds gathered in the Sibley Auditorium at UC Berkeley to hear Mexican “explosive” journalist Carmen Arestegui speak on the Mexican Trump perspective on Friday, April 21 at sunset. “Vivimos en tiempos que nos estan haciendo bully, y esto

Highly impacted CCSF Student Health Center seeks additional funds to increase its overall services

Highly impacted CCSF Student Health Center seeks additional funds to increase its overall services

By Elena Stuart Limited funds increase the rift between available resources and in pouring patients to the City College Student Health Services center. “It’s a perfect storm, we're going to do the very best we can to maintain the services we have,” Student Health Services Program Director

City College entices residents with Free Citty

City College entices residents with Free Citty

By Bethaney Lee San Francisco residents flocked to City College’s citywide Open House hosted to inform potential students of Free City, a program creating tuition-free college and help with the admissions process on April 21, 2017. From nine to noon all ten campus invited several incomers with welcome pamphlets

Future plans for Southeast Campus remains cloudy

Future plans for Southeast Campus remains cloudy

By Jordi Molina/ Special to The Guardsman San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) has had their eye on the City College Southeast Campus for quite some time and have stressed that they will take into account the needs of the surrounding communities. However, it now appears that SFPUC has not

Campus polls reveals First Amendment knowledge

By Zachary Donnenfield City College students participated in a study conducted by “The Guardsman” calculating their collective knowledge and opinions of President Donald Trump and his relationship to the mass media revealing that the majority believe Trump is not justified in his attacks on the press. The study was conducted