The SBCC Ambassadors and students from across the world came together in the East Campus Cafeteria, Friday, to celebrate the annual International food and culture fair. When the students walked through the cafeteria doors they were met by flags, music and smells out of the ordinary. Students and faculty ...

The Student Senate plans to spend up to $17,000 to host a one-day event for students that will likely be held during Finals week on Friday, Dec. 14. “Imagine all the grass on West Campus covered in snow. . . with an ice-skating rink and a hot cocoa station,” Commissioner of Events Mchl Sykes sai...

The Career Center hosted an event Wednesday dedicated to exploring job opportunities in the world of gaming and animation. The event was another installment of their “How I Made It” series this time exploring opportunities for students in the field of multimedia art. Yifan Shao, a 3D arti...

In a jam-packed Garvin Theatre Thursday, the co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement  Patrisse Cullors educated the audience on the importance of organizing and coming together as a community to combat racism. She began by recalling the story of her 19-year old brother being beaten brutall...

Some student parents say they appreciate the resources available on campus for them, but at times still feel unseen and under-represented because of the many resources they still do not have access to. The resources provided by the Extended Opportunities Programs and Services Single Parent Program...

Imagine watching your once peaceful neighborhood become noisy and overcrowded. You’ve been living in the Santa Barbara area for decades, and you find it frustrating that these people have disrupted your community’s way of life. You grow resentful of these strangers, and need to find some gro...

A professor has started an online petition that has been signed by over 100 faculty members to protest a college policy that limits how many units full-time faculty can teach. “We believe it is a solution to a problem that does not exist,” political science chair Manoutchehr Eskandari-Qajar wrote ...