Technology – The Channels

SBCC begins using online tool to connect teachers and students

ALEXIS SMITH, Channels Staff
September 23, 2016

DSPS to launch student-friendly online program this summer

ALLISON SNELL, Channels Staff
May 2, 2016

City College student, Amanda Allen, finds herself at home in the geology department on Monday, April 11, at Earth and Biological Science building at Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara. Allen’s favorite things in the department are the giant sloth skull and the plethora of crystals that line the walls.

SBCC geology graduate propels towards goals with NASA project

MICHAEL BUESCH, Channels Staff
April 20, 2016

Tesla Motors visited Santa Barbara City College’s Automotive Service / Technology Department on Wednesday, April 6, in Santa Barbara to discuss the future of alternative fuel transportation industries and the need for trained technicians to support the rapid growth in these fields. Tesla Motors, has been a buzz in the news lately with the offering of its’ new Model 3 that boasts a base sticker price of $35,000, that Tesla says should target the average household.

Tesla Motors speaks to students about evolving job opportunities

SOPHIA VIVALDI, Channels Staff
April 6, 2016

Andy Howell, a staff scientist at Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network and a part time physics instructor at UCSB, speaks on astronomy as a guest lecturer at City College on Thursday, Nov. 12, in the Physical Science Building on East Campus. The lecture comprised a part of his studies over the last 15 years on supernovae and dark energy. 'The best part about my job is being able to figure something out about the universe that no other human being has ever known,' Howell stated.

SBCC Astronomy Club hosts presentation on dark energy

ISABELLE SINIBALDI, Channels Staff
November 13, 2015

ISIS infiltrates social media; creates fear among U.S. citizens

TAYLOR MUNSELL, Channels Staff
May 1, 2015

Student senate election results delayed until after spring break

Student senate election results delayed until after spring break

MAC WALBY, News Editor
March 27, 2015

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

KYLIE WALKER, Channels Staff
March 20, 2015

Physicist predicts tech could outpace human progress

SKYLAR SERGE, Opinion Editor
February 20, 2015

The Santa Barbara City College’s automotive program recently updated their facility with the addition of a new hydraulic lift, Thursday, Feb. 12. The lift is much safer for users and is capable of lifting large, heavy vehicles.

SBCC mechanics tackle heavy-duty vehicles with new lift

JAMES THOMPSON, Channels Staff
February 16, 2015

Voices: ‘Describe your worst social media mishap’

SAVANAH LAMBRIDIS, Opinion Editor
December 1, 2014

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Hackathon brings sponsorships for computer-engineering club

DANIELA JETTE, Features Editor
October 26, 2014

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