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How to drive student success topic of SBCC Faculty Lecture

LIAM BRADDY, Channels Staff
April 6, 2017

Board of Trustees approves student health fee increase

Board of Trustees approves student health fee increase

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
March 23, 2017

Staff, faculty emails and texts considered public record

Staff, faculty emails and texts considered public record

GERARDO ZAVALA, Associate Editor
March 23, 2017

SBCC shut down, classes cancelled due to power outage

GERARDO ZAVALA, Associate Editor
March 22, 2017

A poster from the American Vanguard that was ripped down on Friday, Feb. 24, on Cliff Drive in front of City College. The American Vanguard is a white supremacist organization.

White supremacy posters near SBCC cause concern

Angela Rose Bickmann, Associate Editor
February 24, 2017

Student senate postpones Amendment A election

Student senate postpones Amendment A election

JULIA PIZZA, NEWS EDITOR
February 7, 2017

Non-residential student tuition to increase after Board of Trustees vote

Non-residential student tuition to increase after Board of Trustees vote

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Associate Editor
January 27, 2017

Executive order puts nonnative students at risk for deportation

Executive order puts nonnative students at risk for deportation

Austin P. Ambrose, Channels Staff
January 26, 2017

Council suggests new marketing hire to increase SBCC enrollment

Council suggests new marketing hire to increase SBCC enrollment

KATHYVAN TRAN, Channels Staff
November 30, 2016

SBCC Student Senate approves budget, supports housing

SBCC Student Senate approves budget, supports housing

MEGAN VELZY-LENINGTON, Channels Staff
November 18, 2016

SBCC to hire 7 instructors amid anticipated $9 million deficit

SBCC to hire 7 instructors amid anticipated $9 million deficit

ALEXANDRA PAUN, Channels Staff
November 17, 2016

Philosophy Instructor Mark McIntire (left) shakes hands with Biological Sciences Associate Professor Adam Green after their debate about climate change put on by 2020 A Year Without War on Wednesday, Nov. 16, at City College. The two agreed on several points regarding climate change but differed on how to fix the problem.

SBCC instructors face-off in debate on climate change

KATHYVAN TRAN, Channels Staff
November 17, 2016

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