June 22, 2021 by Luke Wrin Piper, Editor-in-Chief An Alameda County civil grand jury dropped a 37-page report on Monday detailing its findings that the Peralta Community College District board of trustees overstepped their roles, interfered with hiring processes,...
Image by (Leticia Luna/The Citizen) April 26, 2021 By Biri Ramos, Staff Writer Have the last weeks left you feeling a bit off? Have your energy and emotions left you feeling a little overwhelmed? If you have it’s because you’ve been feeling the change of the age of...
March 28, 2021 By Biridiana Ramos, Staff Writer Since the pandemic hit, students have had to quickly adapt to the digital world of virtual learning. Online learning has left many students across the states experiencing what some call "Zoom fatigue." At the start of...
CCSF community decries cuts, while Peralta prepares for June accreditation decision March 16, 2021 By Luke Wrin Piper, Managing Editor Faculty, students, staff and activists gathered at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza on March 12 for a direct action in response to...
March 5, 2021 By Moamar Abdelraham, Staff Writer and Luke Wrin Piper, Managing Editor The Peralta Community College District (PCCD) Board of Trustees convened for a regular meeting on February 23. The meeting began an hour early with a presentation by Dr. Lijuan Zhai...
Senate moves ahead with resolution during special meeting February 13, 2021 By Luke Wrin Piper, Managing Editor The Laney College Faculty Senate approved a censure (an “official reprimand”) of Laney College President Rudy Besikof during a “special meeting” on Tuesday,...
Curative kiosk abruptly “paused”, leaving students and staff with questions (Image By Ryan Barba/The Citizen) January 22, 2021 by Luke Wrin Piper, Managing Editor A COVID-19 testing site at Laney College “paused” operations ten days after testing began, despite the...
Heartfelt and tumultuous meeting, a fitting end to the year December 10, 2020 By Luke Wrin Piper, News Editor On December 8th, the Peralta Board of Trustees began their meeting with the acknowledgment of Meredith Brown and Karen Weinstein, who are stepping down from...
Trustee-to-be plans to be involved, “accessible” leader October 2, 2020 By Luke Wrin Piper, News Editor Dyana Delfín Polk is a Berkeley resident and UC Berkeley graduate running unopposed for the Area 6 seat on the Peralta District Board of Trustees. The seat was...
Peralta alum, former health commissioner to replace Meredith Brown October 1, 2020 By Luke Wrin Piper, News Editor When speaking about his son, 34-year-old Kevin Jenkins lights up. “The biggest responsibility that I have in this world is to make sure that he is a...
May 7th, 2021 By Leticia Luna, Social Media Editor In our first video of the “On Campus During...
May 3rd, 2021 By Derek Sylvester, Multimedia Editor In our very first video Feature on The...
Despite drawbacks, online classes open opportunities for many students Image by (Leticia Luna/The...
March 23rd, 2021 By Derek Sylvester, Copy Editor Whether it be intentional or subconscious, at...
March 14, 2021 By Tayler Shaw, Staff Writer The Berkeley City College Women’s Leadership Club...
Follow-up reports and site visits scheduled for October (Image by David Rowe) June 29, 2021 by...
Consulting firm awarded $85K contract and newly released applications raise questions June 25,...
June 22, 2021 by Luke Wrin Piper, Editor-in-Chief An Alameda County civil grand jury dropped a...
Contract for Interim Chancellor Jackson extended through June 2022 June 19, 2021 By David Rowe,...
June 5, 2021 Ivan Chairez, Photo Editor June 5th, 2021 marked a special day for the Peralta Latinx...