Kyle Rokes
September 13, 2010
Construction on the Garvin Theater encountered a delay this summer that will push opening night back until fall 2011, officials said. The drama/music and Garvin modernization is budgeted to cost $17.3 million. That includes addi...
Joel Linde
September 13, 2010
Dr. Adam Green can breathe a sigh of relief this fall. Green, program director for the college's Center for Sustainability, has seen funding for the program reinstated after a period of uncertainty. "They've decided to maintain...
Kyle Rokes
September 13, 2010
City College will be able to bring back tutoring and expand counseling as early as this semester, according to the new school budget discussed at last Thursday's Board of Trustees meeting. "In a time of a budget crisis, we...
Marissa Kochan
September 13, 2010
There's been a growing number of students interested in joining the Student Senate since 2009. In fact, the surplus of prospective applicants has made it necessary to establish basic qualifications for anyone who wants to join...
Kyle Rokes, Joel Linde and Anna Hansson
September 8, 2010
A City College student was infected with spinal meningitis two weeks ago, the international students office confirmed today. The student awoke from a coma yesterday, according to a friend of the patient. Carola Smith, the office's...
Joel Linde, Features Editor, Joel Linde, Features Editor, and Joel Linde, Features Editor
September 2, 2010
"I would prefer to rent, but I didn't know they offered it here," said Paola Bazaldua, a 19-year-old biology major. The new service, a collaboration between the campus bookstore* and Bookrenter, was introduced in June. Accordi...
SaraLloyd Truax and SaraLloyd Truax
May 11, 2010
The President's Honor Roll Reception was held May 7 at the Winslow Maxwell Overlook.A total of 2,484 students earned honors during the spring and fall semesters of 2009, but only 500 attended the event."You make your own path in ...
Thomas Ugarte and Thomas Ugarte
May 4, 2010
The Associated Student Body named seven new officers and senators Monday who promise big changes for the 2010-2011 academic year. Student elections were conducted online through Pipeline from April 26 through April 29.
Around...
Andrea Ellickson and Andrea Ellickson
April 19, 2010
The California Community College Chancellor's Office has not approved a new Administration of Justice degree in over 40 years, until now.
Criminology and Legal Studies are two new degrees offered in the Justice Studies Department...
Andrea Ellickson and Andrea Ellickson
February 5, 2010
In the inner courtyard of the MacDougall Administration Building rests a plaque dedicated to Helen Pedotti. Some may not even know the courtyard is there, or know the influence the late Helen Pedotti had on the Santa Barbara City...
William Mullen, William Mullen, and William Mullen
November 24, 2009
Alcohol is now permanently banned from Isla Vista's beaches and three bluff-top parks, the county Board of Supervisors decided on Nov. 3, replacing the temporary six-month ban enacted as an emergency measure to prevent Fl...
Kenny Lindberg, Kenny Lindberg, and Kenny Lindberg
February 25, 2009
A mistake by the State Chancellors Office could cost the district an estimated $500,000 in new faculty salaries if officials do not follow Superintendent-President Andreea Serban's contingency plan.
To remedy the error, City...
