The Associated Student Government held their final meeting of the semester on Friday as senators reflected on what they have done during the fall term while discussing potential changes and areas of improvement for the Spring 2020 semester.

One of...

The library is packed with students studying, classes are filled with nervous tension and students have begun panicking about their final grades. 

Finals week is finally here.

The Channels in collaboration with Rebecca Bean, student program advisor...

After a handful of power outages and four months of competition, all eight of City College’s fall teams have wrapped up their seasons. 

This season featured a strong showing from all sports, with many teams going nearly all the way. Even for the...

If you were to see me in passing, perhaps across the street or getting a cup of coffee, the first thing you might notice about me is what I’m wearing. 

From head to toe, you might see a “Friends” baseball cap atop a head of long curly hair,...

Taylor Brooks’ day starts at 3 a.m. when the moon is still out, on their way to work at Starbucks in Goleta. From the look of it you would not be able to tell that the lead the state in goals is brewing your early morning coffee. 

“Growing up...

The College Planning Council continued its discussions on strategic goals, an updated complaint policy, the revised mission statement and possible revenue-generating and budget-reducing solutions at its meeting Tuesday. 

The meeting began with the...

Lily-Rose sprawled out in the grass of the West Campus lawn with her tongue hanging out of her mouth and a grin on her face. 

The nine-year-old golden retriever received a lot of attention from City College students who gathered around her and six...