The True Cost of College: How Proposed Senate Bill Affects You
Story By: Hannah Lanier, Reporter
May 12, 2019
As a college student, your list of monthly expenses begin to add up and your budget includes pricey necessities such as rent, groceries, gas, and more. While your list of expenses can be lengthy, your monthly income tends to not meet the required payment. There is no question that college is exp...
Trustee Luncheon Highlight FCC Student Hunger
Story By: Hannah Lanier, Reporter
May 12, 2019
President Carole Goldsmith briefed new members of the State Center Community College board of trustees on recent developments on the Fresno City College campus during a luncheon in the Old Administration Building on March 20. Trustees Annalisa Perea and Magdalena Gómez as well as several division deans,...
Philosophy Professor and Academic Senate President Retires
Story By: Blake Evans, Reporter
May 9, 2019
After twenty years of teaching, Fresno City College will be saying farewell to philosophy professor and Academic Senate President Wendell Stephenson, who will be retiring this semester. Wendell Stephenson was born on December 9, 1948 in Fresno, California where he lived for most of his life until...
Following a Tumultuous History ASG Hopes to End on Positive Note
Story By: Hannah Lanier, Reporter
May 9, 2019
ASG has been in the spotlight for the past year, and the current team have made great efforts to defy the labels that have been placed on the association. Through the presidential position being turned into a game of musical chairs to being understaffed. The ASG has faced every obstacle head on as a...
Combs Holds Her Own at Poverello House
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
May 1, 2019
“I’m homeless. I’ve been out here on the streets for six years. It’s not a picnic,” said Marianne Combs, standing about 4 feet, 11 inches. “It’s hard, especially being a woman out here.” Combs stands out; she sports a nude lipstick and pink blush. She looks showered and well groomed....
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