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Mexika New Year Celebration organized by Mission Campus students

By Claudia Drdul cdrdul@mail.ccsf.edu Toltecayotl, a student organization focused around community activism, held its 12th annual Mexika New Years Celebration on March 12 at City College's Mission Campus, where members of various indigenous communities met to give thanks for this year and welcome the next.

Renewed effort to recruit International Students

Renewed effort to recruit International Students

By Lisa Martin lmartin@theguardsman.com The International Students office organized a photoshoot and lunch event at City College on Sept. 12 to update the photos on their printed materials. This event gave an opportunity for international students to represent their school and homeland with attire and flags from their

Middle East Studies welcomes CCSF community to celebrate Eid

Middle East Studies welcomes CCSF community to celebrate Eid

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com The Critical Middle Eastern studies department, in accordance with the Interdisciplinary Studies department, opened their doors to the CCSF community on Wednesday, Sept. 12 to hold an Eid al-Adha, or Festival of Sacrifice, for those interested. When walking into professor Ameena Jandali’s

Students throw a re-fashion show with recycled fabric

Students throw a re-fashion show with recycled fabric

By Matthew Cardoza Special to The Guardsman Students from Fashion 47 put on a fashion show called “Back to the Future: Reconstructed” in the Educated Palate Restaurant at the City College Downtown Campus on Tuesday, May 1. 15 reconstructed outfits in total were designed for the show, each with their

Prized photojournalists exhibit images of war

Prized photojournalists exhibit images of war

By Abraham Davis abrahamdfrankfurter@gmail.com City College’s Front Page Gallery revealed their latest photo exhibit on April 13, “In the Line of Fire.” The gallery presented photos from award-winning photojournalist Kim Komenich’s time in the Philippines during the 1986 revolution and critically acclaimed photojournalist Lou Dematteis’ time

Floristry students create flowery haute couture

Floristry students create flowery haute couture

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Models in costumes made out of flowers moved through the crowd at this year’s Bouquets to Art opening gala at the de Young Museum on March 12, demonstrating the ingenuity and design skills of the eight City College horticulture students who created

Women's history events celebrate intersectional activism

Women's history events celebrate intersectional activism

CAMPUS EVENTS By Michelle Xu mxu37@mail.ccsf.edu The end of Black History Month only marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, during which time City College of San Francisco’s Women’s Studies Department hosts free public events that focus on the empowerment of women and their