City College hired its first autism consultant this Fall to spread campus-wide awareness and help faculty members meet the needs of their students. Natalie Holdren is the new hiree. She will provide one-on-one counseling sessions by appointment to assist students on the autism spectrum or with relat...

Despite chaos over leaving a marketing committee position vacant over alleged inexperience of the applicant, the Associated Student Government appointed eight new commissioners Friday, Sept. 22. Among the committee members appointed were, Jacquelyn Greenberg for Commissioner of Fundraising, Newara Faul...

Sound recording instructor James Watson offers his students real world experience in the music industry with a goal to inspire and improve their skills in audio engineering and mixing. “The whole point of this class is take people with passion and help them direct it constructively and productively,�...

Freshman water polo standout, Emma Fraser, was recently selected to represent Canada in the FINA Junior World Water Polo Championships in Greece. Her team placed 8th out of 16. "When I heard my name called out that I had been selected for the team it was just a moment of shock that lasted about two...

The cosmetology department’s long-awaited upgrade to a new downtown Santa Barbara location has led to an increase in enrollment and client rates. “You can’t compare the two [locations],” said Cosmetology Department Chair Michelle Puailoa. “The old school is like driving a car built in 1957...