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A volunteer of science day lets children from the audience play in the augmented reality sandbox, on Saturday, March 5, in the Earth and Biological Science Building at City College. The augmented reality sandbox maps the topography of the sand box in real time using a projector, and an Xbox Kinect.

Science Discovery Day’s hands-on experiments engage viewers

March 6, 2016

Michelle Gottwald, instructor at the School of Nursing at Santa Barbara City College, leads a game of bingo about the many career fields in Health and Human Services on Friday, Feb. 5, at the Garvin Theatre. The game was part of one of the workshops encourage young women to pursue an education and career in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

‘Her Life’ inspires high school women to pursue STEM majors

February 6, 2016

SBCC to use new online tool to improve academic counseling

SBCC to use new online tool to improve academic counseling

December 3, 2015

Chumash artifacts made from stone and bone, excavated by now-reitred Anthropology Professor Denis Ringer and his archaeology field classes from 1969-1974, from a site on City College's East Campus called Mispu, meaning 'Place of the Hand,' pictured Monday, April 20, 2015, at The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. The site is estimated to be over 8,000 years old.

Boxes of Chumash artifacts lay unanalyzed at local museum

May 4, 2015

Science Discovery Day provides hands-on learning experience

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April 26, 2015

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Voices: ‘How do you feel about the government listening to you through your electronics?’

March 20, 2015

Physicist predicts tech could outpace human progress

February 20, 2015

Karen Flagg, Ecological Restoration and Environmental Horticulture teacher, explains the blueprint of the landscape area, Friday, Feb. 6, near the ECC buildings on East Campus at City College. To get more information about this project and future Santa Barbara restoration projects, go to ‘growingsolutions.org’ or find them on Facebook at ‘Growing Solutions Restoration Education Institute.’

College starting ground project on Chumash heritage site

February 9, 2015

Riley Booth, one of only two females in the Marine Diving Program this semester at City College, stands with the Kirby Morgan SuperLite 27 helmet in the Marine Technology Building at City College, Thursday, Dec. 4. ‘I think when girls realize there’s nothing limiting them just based on their sex...a lot of girls might be interested in this kind of thing,’ said Booth.

Female students pioneer male-dominated career fields

December 5, 2014

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Hackathon brings sponsorships for computer-engineering club

October 26, 2014

Samantha Hodges, May 2012 City College graduate, gets out of the water after trying out the new ‘Kirby Morgan 97’ helmet on Friday, Sept. 19, at the Marine Diving Technologies Building.

SBCC dives into Cal Poly Pier maintenance opportunity

September 22, 2014

Paul Bishop, vice president of Information Technology at City College plays

City College tech guru wins prestigious statewide award

March 21, 2014

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