The Luria Library has provided toys and books for the children of students to use for several years, but they are now making a greater effort to inform students of this resource in order to make student parents feel welcome. Many students were not aware they are allowed to bring their children to th...

Golf is a game that requires intense focus and Alexa Bleth, a freshman on the Vaquero’s Women’s Golf Team, has learned that in her first season with the squad. At 17, she is the youngest and only newcomer on a team that has scored in the top three in eight out of their ten matches this season. “This...

With thousands of students coming in from outside of the county and almost no vacancy in Santa Barbara, finding affordable housing has been an issue for City College students for years. In the upcoming Board of Trustees election, student housing has become a theme amongst candidates’ platforms, particularly in the District Five race between Marsha Croninger and Darcel Elliott. Croninger and E...

The City College Board of Trustees is holding an election Tuesday, Nov. 6 with three of the seven districts to be on the ballot with more than one candidate running for the seat. The Channels formally interviewed the seven candidates from Districts two, five, and seven who are running opposed. A link t...

After eight years of service standing up for the people, former Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum is retiring from the City College Board of Trustees. Blum has served as a member of the Santa Barbara City Council and as Mayor, holding both positions for two terms of four years each. Now that sh...

Across City College’s four campuses, over 70 thefts have been reported to Security within the last year— a high enough spike that security is considering installing cameras all over campus to catch future thieves. These thefts are documented as part of a larger report, the Clery Annual Security R...

Superintendent-President Anthony Beebe is being questioned about the legitimacy of his Administrator of the Year award by five former winners of the award who claim he failed to meet its minimum requirements. The group also alleges Vice President of Human Resources Monalisa Hasson chose to give Beebe an exception to the requirements so he could still be eligible for the award...