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The News Site of Fresno City College

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Spotify is undergoing controversy for its underpayment of artists on its platform and investments in Cryptocurrencies and weapons technologies.

Spotify Underpaying Artist, and Its Shady Investments • 99 Views

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Rampage editors (left to right) Justin Shaw, Joel Arellano, Gavin Ruland, Jimmy Johnson, Logan Payne, Juan Muratalla and Angelina Alatorre-Amaya pose for a photo in the Rampage newsroom with duct tape covering their mouths as Johnson holds a scribbled and censored Sept. 10 Rampage newspaper.

Editorial: The Failed and Forgotten First Amendment • 89 Views

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Daniel Mejia “I’m Still Here” from “Follies” during the Fresno City College “Switched Cabaret” on Sept. 26.

“Switched Cabaret” Takes a Gender-Bent Spin on Broadway • 68 Views

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Painted wooden signs spell out “OAXACA” on the grass of Veteran’s Square on the Fresno City College campus during the 25th Annual Fresno Guelaguetza on Sept. 28.

Fresno City College Celebrates 25th Annual Guelaguetza Honoring Oaxaca Tradition • 41 Views

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The outside of Starbucks on North Willow Avenue on Wednesday, Feb, 5, 2025.

No more chilling and studying for free at Starbucks • 32 Views

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(Left)A selfie of Alyssa Bustamante before work in 2024. (Right) A selfie of Alyssa Bustamante in a photography class in high school in 2013.

From Scene to Seen: My Mental Health Journey • 32 Views

Lifestyle
Alexandria Ramos O'Casey’s artistic ofrenda in honor of late Fresno City College professor Ralph Gant is displayed in the Arte Américas art exhibit on Oct. 2. The ofrenda is a large papier-mâché sculpture shaped to look like a book and made up of Rampage newspapers pasted on top, with Ralph Gant’s name written in black letters on the right side, and Gant’s painted portrait on the left. In front of the book structure is a teal chair with an open book in the seat, surrounded by stacks of Gant’s personal books and candles.
Arte Américas Ofrenda Commemorates Late Fresno City College Professor
Story By: Collins Tanomkhum, Reporter • October 4, 2025

Arte Américas had its opening reception for their recent art exhibit, “Monumental Figures,” a Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) themed...

Painted wooden signs spell out “OAXACA” on the grass of Veteran’s Square on the Fresno City College campus during the 25th Annual Fresno Guelaguetza on Sept. 28.
Fresno City College Celebrates 25th Annual Guelaguetza Honoring Oaxaca Tradition
Story By: Ary Delgado, Reporter • October 1, 2025
Daniel Mejia “I’m Still Here” from “Follies” during the Fresno City College “Switched Cabaret” on Sept. 26.
“Switched Cabaret” Takes a Gender-Bent Spin on Broadway
Story By: Miley Araujo, Reporter • September 29, 2025
Cuco (centro) y la banda tocaron el fin de su canción “lo que siento” con la trompeta en Channel 24 en Sacramento Sept. 11.
Cuco’s Success Shines During Hispanic Heritage Month
Story By: Victoria Resendez, Reporter • September 28, 2025
Devontay Sanders, Peter Vang, Davion Baker and Martin Herb serve food while Rosie Thao grabs a plate at the Fresno City College Veterans Square on Sept. 17.
Welcome Black Week Closes with a Family Cookout
Story By: Collins Tanomkhum • September 23, 2025
Brooke Payton sits at a booth promoting the Tower District Library Project during the Queer Housing Summit on Aug. 23 at Fresno City College, complete with hand-crafted crochet lemons and signs which read "When life gives you lemons, go to the library for a cookbook" and "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade for libraries."
Talks Of A New Tower District Library
Story By: Branden Longoria and Miley Araujo • September 23, 2025
Opinion
Fresno City College And The Quiet Importance of Community College
Fresno City College And The Quiet Importance of Community College
Story By: Adan Macias • October 2, 2025

In the winter of 2023, I was preparing for college. My initial plan was to attend Fresno State, but at the last minute I chose Fresno City College...

Rampage editors (left to right) Justin Shaw, Joel Arellano, Gavin Ruland, Jimmy Johnson, Logan Payne, Juan Muratalla and Angelina Alatorre-Amaya pose for a photo in the Rampage newsroom with duct tape covering their mouths as Johnson holds a scribbled and censored Sept. 10 Rampage newspaper.
Editorial: The Failed and Forgotten First Amendment
September 30, 2025
A graphic displaying Donald Trump's side profile which sits side by side with an upside-down American flag.
The Time to Act Is Now: The Consequences of Trump’s Administration and How to Fight Back
September 18, 2025
Spotify is undergoing controversy for its underpayment of artists on its platform and investments in Cryptocurrencies and weapons technologies.
Spotify Underpaying Artist, and Its Shady Investments
September 10, 2025
A Rampage Staff Member holds two Digital Game Downloads for Nintendo switch 2 games Mario Kart World, priced at $79.99, and Donkey Kong Bananza, priced at $69.99, inside the Gamestop on 3737 W Shaw Avenue on Sept. 5.
Are Console Companies Like Nintendo Falling Off?
September 10, 2025
Fresno City College’s bookstore on Aug. 28.
Overpriced and Underused: The Cost of Textbooks
September 8, 2025
News
A photo of the United States Capitol Building courtesy of the national park service website with a superimposed sign that reads "Closed Please Call Again." Graphic by Logan Payne
What a Federal Government Shutdown Is And What It Means For Students
Story By: Jimmy Johnson, Managing Editor • October 4, 2025

As of Oct 1, 2025, the U.S. federal government entered a shutdown after lawmakers failed to pass funding bills in time. Many people may be wondering...

Associated Student Government Miguel Barrita (left) stands with Fresno City College President Denise Whisenhunt during the Q&A segment of the "Pizza With The Presidents" event on Oct. 2 in the Old Administration Building.
An Interview With The Presidents of Fresno City College
Story By: Marissa Rivas and Logan Payne • October 3, 2025
Graphic illustration of a stack of books (top to bottom) blue, yellow and red on a black background with the phrase “free text books” written on the spine of each book.
The Push for Zero Textbook Cost at Fresno City College
Story By: Sara Cisneros, Reporter • September 30, 2025
SCCCD Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration David El Fattal presents the 2025-26 Final Budget Presentation at a board of trustees meeting on Sept. 2. Screenshot from YouTube livestream of the meeting.
SCCCD Reassures Security For Student Services Amidst Federal Grant Cuts
Story By: Logan Payne and Jimmy Johnson • September 28, 2025
The Inter Club Council Meeting concludes on Sept. 25
Student Clubs Collaborate At Inter-Club Council Meeting
Story By: Adan Macias, Reporter • September 26, 2025
(left to right) Rampage Adviser Kathleen Schock, Reporter Miley Araujo, Collegian Senior Reporter Josiah Poynter, Opinion Editor Juan Muratalla and Editor-in-Chief Logan Payne speak at a panel featuring The Rampage in room 103 of the Forum Hall on Sept. 16, 2025.
Rampage Staff Discuss the Impact of Student Media at Fresno City College
Story By: Wyatt Bible, Reporter • September 23, 2025
Sports
Fresno City College Women’s soccer team beats Fresno Pacific University 4-0 in their scrimmage at FCC soccer field on Aug. 23. Photo courtesy of An eye for it all photography
FCC Women’s Soccer Team Set to Reach Higher Goals This Season
Story By: Isaias Robles, Reporter • September 30, 2025

The Fresno City College women’s soccer team is coming off a standout “2024-2025” season, outscoring opponents 64–2 and dominating conference...

Athletic Counseling office hours sign posted on the G-100 door at Fresno City College on Sept. 10
Athletes In Counseling
Story By: Miley Araujo, Reporter • September 22, 2025
(left to right) Jonathan Bravo, Parker T. Bear and Dillon pose for a photo at Chukchansi Park on Sept. 9
Grizzlies Suffer A Loss After Their First Playoff Appearance In Three Years
Story By: Justin Shaw, Sports Editor • September 11, 2025
No. 83 Josiah Morley Rams wide receiver warming up for season opener at Ratcliff Stadium Aug. 30
The Rams Look Good In Practice But Are They Good Enough On The Field?
Story By: Nick Ayers and Justin Shaw • September 9, 2025
(left to right) Ryan Anderson, Emberly Gonzalez, Itzel Gonzalez and Julissa Thahane pose for a picture behind engraved stones dedicated to cross country at Woodward Park on Aug. 29.
Meet The FCC Cross Country Team
Story By: Logan Payne, Editor-In-Chief • September 8, 2025
Fresno City College soccer team runs on the FCC soccer field on Aug. 27.
Meet the FCC Men’s Soccer Team
Story By: Juan Garcia, Reporter • September 7, 2025
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2025 California Native American Day at Fresno City College
September 29, 2025
The Ram Pantry at Fresno City College
September 29, 2025
Fresno City College Pride Center Open House
September 18, 2025
Fresno City College on Charlie Kirk’s Death
September 11, 2025
Student Voices
Abigail Burgos a Fresno City College student majoring in art poses for a portrait after being asked “What are students doing for spring break?”
Daniel Martinez, a Fresno City College student majoring in business poses for a portrait after being asked "What do you want the next ASG president to focus on, and why?"
Dahlia Contreras, a Fresno City College student majoring in early childhood education poses for a portrait after being asked "What upcoming 2025 movie draws your attention, and why?"
Vick Vang, a Fresno City College student kinesiology poses for a portrait after being asked "Are you proud to be at FCC?"
Maria Galeana, a Fresno City College student majoring in Art and Animation poses for a portrait after being asked “Is there anything you wish would change at Fresno City College, if so what?"
Zariah Saldivar, a Fresno City College student majoring in pre-allied health, poses for a portrait after being asked "How do you feel about the current state of our country?"
Aaron Jr. Ortiz poses for a photo on Nov. 18.
Nana Martinez poses for a photo on Oct. 17.
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