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From left, Allie Scudelarl, Glory McGuigan, and Rossio Zavala Perez answer questions about their experiences in California State Universitys sign language interpreation program. The entire panel discussion was given in American Sign Language on Friday, April 12, 2019, in the MacDougall Administration Building Room 211 at City College in Santa Barbara Calif.

Students share their journeys to becoming ASL interpreters

April 13, 2019
Interim superintendent-president Dr. Helen Benjamin speaks at a Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday, April 11, 2019, at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif.

SBCC’s new president wants to listen—and ask tough questions

April 12, 2019
Former Student Trustee Krystle Farmer expresses her outrage with The Board of Trustees actions on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019, at The Wake Campus in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Former student employee files massive lawsuit against SBCC

April 10, 2019
From left, Serena Guentz, Anthony Zapata, Lauren McGee, Jun Starkey, Elizabeth Saubestre and Nate Stephenson show off their awards on Saturday, March 30, 2019, at the DoubleTree Hilotn Hotel in Sacramento, Calif. (Photo by: John Thomas Rose)

Channels staff wins host of awards at journalism conference

April 1, 2019
Superintendent Beebe announces sudden retirement

Superintendent Beebe announces sudden retirement

February 8, 2019
Embattled VP Maas paid nearly full salary during admin leave

Embattled VP Maas paid nearly full salary during admin leave

February 4, 2019
Administrator to return to duties after intense campus scrutiny

Administrator to return to duties after intense campus scrutiny

January 22, 2019

Counselors available to students after fatal motorcycle accident

December 4, 2018
Annette Cordero (right) speaks during the Academic Senate meeting held on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at the Business Communications Center at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Cordero is an Assistant Professor at City College and has been affiliated with the college since she graduated high school.

Campus members continue to address Admin’s use of racial slur

November 28, 2018
Fire Fighters from the Orange County Fire Authority battle the Woolsey Fire as it burns the hillside near West Lake High School on Friday, Nov. 9, 2018, in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Roughly 75,000 homes in both Ventura and Los Angeles counties have been evacuated.

Channels photographer evacuates from Woolsey Fire

November 9, 2018
Senators voice concerns about policy regarding teaching load

Senators voice concerns about policy regarding teaching load

October 25, 2018
Nursing and automotive ranked top departments for faculty hires

Nursing and automotive ranked top departments for faculty hires

October 10, 2018
Don Wilberforce (left) speaks with Kenyon Newhouse about abortion outside his booth at the West Campus at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif., on Monday, Oct. 1, 2018. Wilberforce is part of the pro-life group Project Truth, which aims to “educate students on the injustices of abortion”, according to one of the members.

Pro-life demonstrators peacefully protest and debate with students

October 1, 2018
Beebe announces immediate raise for all SBCC employees

Beebe announces immediate raise for all SBCC employees

September 27, 2018
Courtesy of Kelly Hoover, Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office

SBCC student falls off cliff in I.V.

September 17, 2018
President Beebe apologizes for gender equity issues on campus

President Beebe apologizes for gender equity issues on campus

September 12, 2018
SBCC, ex-philosophy instructor agree to $120,000 settlement

SBCC, ex-philosophy instructor agree to $120,000 settlement

September 10, 2018
From right, Robert Williams, Celina Lazaro, Daniel Gonzalez, and Maribel Anguiano at the SHPE scholarship award ceremony.

SBCC to remember star student, veteran, friend Robert Williams

May 8, 2018

Voices: ‘Are you concerned about your personal information being shared online?’

May 7, 2018
Planning Council: All-campus email must be regulated

Planning Council: All-campus email must be regulated

May 2, 2018

Voices: ‘What is your favorite food or drink on campus?’

April 30, 2018

Michael Shermer retracts legal threats after ongoing controversy

April 20, 2018

Hannah Truckenbroad – student senate presidential candidate

April 19, 2018
Planning Council postpones filling faculty and staff positions

Planning Council postpones filling faculty and staff positions

April 18, 2018
Week of rest before Summer term set to go before Trustees

Week of rest before Summer term set to go before Trustees

April 5, 2018
(From left) Saturne Tchabong, Dr. Christopher Johnson, and Krystle Farmer stand in the Umoja office on March 22, in the Campus Center at Santa Barbara City College. Umoja, which translates to unity, is a program dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experience of black students.

SBCC officially adopts ‘Umoja,’ black transfer success program

March 23, 2018
CPC: Most SBCC temperature-control devices in poor condition

CPC: Most SBCC temperature-control devices in poor condition

March 21, 2018

Millennials — the “Child Free Movement” is not the answer

March 19, 2018
SBCCs online students will be charged a mandatory health fee

SBCC’s online students will be charged a mandatory health fee

March 12, 2018
Santa Barbara City College’s School of Extended Learning offers an Art Experience and Conversation for Older Adults class at Wood Glen Hall on March 9 in Santa Barbara. The Art Experience and Conversation for Older Adults class is part of the vitality Program, which takes the classes to independent, assisted, and memory care homes.

SBCC brings arts and dance to 16 different assisted living homes

March 10, 2018
College Planning Council takes a stand against arming teachers

College Planning Council takes a stand against arming teachers

March 7, 2018

BSU students concerned over lack of campus communication

February 22, 2018

Black student leaders concerned about insufficient representation

February 16, 2018
The new West Campus Classroom Building at Santa Barbara City College, on January 31. With construction complete the West Campus has a drop off and pick up area that reopened since construction completed.

SBCC showcases its newest sustainable classroom building

February 2, 2018

Newsy Journalist Noor Tagouri speaks at SBCC Garvin Theater

November 16, 2017
Photo illustration From left to bottom right, Luis Cardenas recites poetry in Atkinson Gallery, Mariachi Isla Vista performs during the second annual “Putting Inequity To Rest” event on West Campus (photo by Delaney Smith). Ruth Rodriguez and MET Program Director Dr. Clara Oropeza after poetry readings Thursday, Nov. 2, 2017 in celebration of Day of the Dead at the Atkinson Gallery.

SBCC honors the dead with poetry reading and mariachi music

November 3, 2017
Mayoral candidate Angel Martinez

Mayor Candidate Angel Martinez

November 1, 2017
The “meatless Monday” daily special at JSB Monday, Oct. 30, at City College. The vegan butter lettuce cups contain cashews, tofu, celery, green onions, fresh ginger, golden raisins, mango, chutney, red grapes and fresh cilantro for $8.50.

SBCC Vegan Club wishes for more plant-based campus entrees

October 30, 2017

Leorardo Dorantes Memorial Lecture to host Noor Tagouri

October 27, 2017
Creative Writing Club Thursday, Oct. 19, in the club room in the Campus Center. The club meets every Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. and do writing based activities including games and free writes.

SBCC students bring creative writing club back to campus

October 20, 2017

English Teacher Claudia McGarry produces autobiographical play

October 9, 2017

SBCC’s MET program goal is to help underrepresented students

September 29, 2017

SBCC’s Dr. Christina Pagès writes award-winning children’s novel

September 15, 2017
Equity Director Luis Giraldo and members of the Student Equity Committee set up the food pantry on Sept. 8, 2017, prior to the first campus food share. There were 254 students who received free snacks at the event on Sept. 13, 2017.

Campus food pantry’s first ‘SBCC Food Share’ feeds 254 students

September 14, 2017
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