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Conversation about hate builds empathy among SBCC students

TOVA KIBAL, Channels Staff

April 20, 2017

It is often said that “hate is a strong word.” Despite this, we live in a world where hate is a constant in many people’s lives. It affects what we do, how we look at ourselves and what opportunities are given to us. Five...

Rod Val Moore, author and member of What Books Press, reads an excerpt from his novel “Brittle Star” at a collective reading performance on Thursday, Oct. 20, on the balcony of the Atkinson Gallery. City College's creative writing department and Gunpowder Press sponsored the reading.

LA writing collective visit SBCC to share unconventional work

October 21, 2016

Artist Devon Tsuno describes his techniques to students during the question and answer segment of his lecture on Thursday, Oct. 13, in Physical Sciences Building at City College. Tsuno’s artwork is being featured in the Atkinson Gallery at the college for the rest of the fall semester.

Devon Tsuno shares artistic influences from N.W.A to LA riots

October 14, 2016

Lanterns light up the camping area for dinner as students look up at the stars on Friday, Sept. 30, in the Cuyama Badlands, north of Ojai. Geology club members and instructors spent one night exploring the badlands to collect rock samples and fossils.

SBCC students spend a night studying history at the Badlands

October 8, 2016

SBCC hosts sign-language play, teaches about deaf community

September 18, 2016

Nursing student Harmony Dante receives an autograph from Dr. Jean Watson before her introduction Friday, Sept. 16, in the City College Administration Building. Watson, who is a renowned educator in nursing, came to City College to talk to nursing students and staff about the importance of compassion in the profession.

Nursing ‘rock star’ gives lecture on holistic healing at SBCC

September 16, 2016

Participants in a City College disaster preparedness exercise wrap a bag of Rice Krispies around student Brett Hall Friday on East Campus. Yolanda McGlinchey (from left), a manager at the Office of Emergency Services, is joined by student Josh Raymond and instructor Justin Haagen. The Rice Krispies Treats simulate a severe chest injury that team members are trained to look for.

SBCC faculty face blood and panic during disaster simulation

August 29, 2016

SBCC students can relax with therapy dogs during finals week

JON VREELAND, Channels Staff

April 29, 2016

Students at City College have the option to lower their stress during finals week by checking out a dog between 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 5, at the Luria Library. "The only problem we have with the dogs coming...

Honors student Matthew Poulin presents his first place winning paper titled “The Illegality of Prostitution is Unjust” to members of the honors program during the student conference on Friday, April 22, at the Business Communication Forum at Santa Barbara City College. The Honors program holds the student conference every spring and anyone is able to submit papers, art, music or movies about the chosen topic for prizes.

SBCC Honors Program students win cash prizes at conference

April 23, 2016

SBCC’s Honors Program to host 13th Annual Student Conference

SOPHIA VIVALDI, Channels Staff

April 19, 2016

Students will present their original work at the 13th Annual Student Conference, hosted by the Honors Program at noon Friday, April 22, in the Business-Communications Forum. All students were encouraged to submit work such as wr...

SBCC to celebrate 400 years of Shakespeare with open mic

April 18, 2016

SBCC hosts annual student art exhibition in Atkinson Gallery

KENSEY THIERRY, Channels Staff

April 15, 2016

City College’s Annual Student Exhibition opened its doors to the public and awarded their 2016 Art Department Scholarships on Friday, April 15, in the Atkinson Gallery. Every year, the exhibition showing requires a new juror...