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City College Women's Soccer Player Alexia Estrada Represents Guatemala in World Cup Qualifiers

By Seamus Geoghegan geogheganspg@gmail.com It was when she first played in the goal that Alexia Estrada discovered her passion for soccer. Estrada found herself in the position after the last goalkeeper was injured. This year, she found herself representing Guatemala in world cup qualifiers. Estrada grew up in

4 Bay Area Artists on Staying Creative in a Pandemic

An exclusive interview with four Bay Area artists who attended City College. We discuss adapting their creative practices in a pandemic, collaborating with other Bay Area artists, and City College’s impact on their artistry via email.

Recycling Company Created by City College Student Finds its Roots in the Bay

Recycling Company Created by City College Student Finds its Roots in the Bay

The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovations, one of City College’s newest programs continues to produce blossoming entrepreneurs such as Kevin Posadas, 24, owner of GreenWayv LLC. GreenWayv LLC, is an eco-friendly environmentalist company catering to the northern peninsula and provides at-home p

City College Illustrator Combats Class Cuts Through Art

City College Illustrator Combats Class Cuts Through Art

City College's Portfolio Club illustrator, John E. Greene, presented his artwork at an exhibition titled, “(Not) Business as Usual,” presented by City College art students at the Fort Mason Center on Dec. 14. The exhibition hosted artists who created their work in protest against the college’s massive

The Metamorphosis of Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin

The Metamorphosis of Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin

By Jennifer Yin jyin4@mail.ccsf.edu Over the course of her teaching profession at City College, former African American Studies department chair Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddin would tell her students, repeatedly, to utilize their education to attain institutional power. She often emphasized how in order to make a change they have

Alone Together: Julia Lomax’s Photography Explore the Ways We Ignore and Mirror One Another

Alone Together: Julia Lomax’s Photography Explore the Ways We Ignore and Mirror One Another

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Alone Together, the latest exhibit at Gallery Obscura by street photographer and Cherkis scholarship winner, Julia Lomax, explores ideas of public privacy by showcasing different ways people ignore each other while still subconsciously mirroring one another physically. The people pictured in these photographs