From a farmer’s market to trivia, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
It's Tuesday, April 1. Here are all of our stories from March and more.
The 1922-built home features two bedrooms, one bathroom and two large gathering areas.
Kindergarten to College
Junior Girl Scouts installed and maintained a Little Free Library for the community at Commodore Sloat Elementary School since May 2021.
About 500 attended two in-person and virtual events on March 15 to protest City College of San Francisco's plan for laying off 50 teachers.
City College of San Francisco officials voted Feb. 24 to layoff 50 full-time faculty members, with notices issued on or before March 15.
Named “Don’t Break the Heartbeat of CCSF Valentine’s Day Action,” the effort united educators, students and allies to defend and support CCSF.
“The bookstore will not be the same.”
City College of San Francisco is bringing back dance and physical education classes this semester.
Cantonese courses have been popular despite risks of being eliminated due to budget cuts.
Negotiations over the use of furloughs faltered.
After 18 months with interim leaders, City College of San Francisco selected David Martin to serve as its new chancellor.
A new City College of San Francisco chancellor could be seated as soon as October.
“Pan American Unity,” City College of San Francisco’s priceless Diego Rivera fresco, is being moved two panels at a time to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
City College of San Francisco teachers and students held a virtual rally to raise support for keeping English as a Second Language courses that could possibly be cut by the next academic school year.
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