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Fall 2020, Spring 2021

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File Photo of the Sports Pavilion and Physical Education Center at Santa Barbara City College in Santa Barbara, Calif., on Oct.10, 2019. This summer, there will be more in-person physical education courses as the college adjusts to the pandemic.

Physical education eyes return to in-person instruction this summer

May 7, 2021
City College Sports Information Specialist Dave Loveton died on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. “This was incredibly heartbreaking news,” said Athletic Director Rocco Constantino. Loveton stands in the center of La Playa Field on Friday, Nov. 8, at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif.

SBCC Vaqueros sports legend and journalist Dave Loveton dead at 62

April 30, 2021
Image courtesy of the SBCC 2017 London, England Study Abroad program.

SBCC’s Study Abroad program set to return in fall with London trip

April 26, 2021
After the first football season cancelation in 65 years due to COVID-19, City College will open practices up for 15 days to the largest roster in head coach Craig Moropoulos' 15 years. File photo of Cory Butler (19) attempting to intercept the pass on Oct. 5, 2019, at La Playa Stadium at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif.

SBCC football team optimistic for return to competition in Fall 2021

April 26, 2021
From left, Van Riker as Joe Morelli, Madison Widener as Julia Wolf, and Brian Harwell as W.S. Van Dyke in SBCC’s online streamed production of

Live radio drama ‘The Thin Man’ is available soon for online streaming

April 16, 2021
Illustration by Alloy Zarate, 2020

Cross Currents: Should COVID-19 vaccination be required for all?

April 9, 2021
Image courtesy of the Revealing Institutional Strengths and Challenges Survey that has been given to City College students. The survey gives City College administrators more information about students to improve the educational experience.

New student survey in effect after leaders questioned the old model

March 29, 2021
Sigma Chi Eta President Yos Ramirez reads

[Photo] SBCC community reads diverse children’s books in video series

March 1, 2021
Courtesy image of EA Sports via Twitter.

Student-athletes deserve pay for their image used in video games

February 12, 2021
Will Brady or Mahomes lead their teams to victory in Super Bowl LV?

Will Brady or Mahomes lead their teams to victory in Super Bowl LV?

February 5, 2021
Face-Off: Is the Dodgers or Lakers title more important to LA fans?

Face-Off: Is the Dodgers or Lakers title more important to LA fans?

November 30, 2020
Illustration by Alloy Zarate, 2020

Cross Currents: Is the legalization of conventional drugs a good idea?

November 20, 2020
Academic Senate President Raeanne Napoleon speaks via Zoom on Nov. 10 from her home. Napoleon recently gave birth to her third child at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital. Cottage Health will fund a faculty position in the fall semester of 2021.

Replacement faculty positions for SBCC to be posted by next Friday

November 13, 2020
Eric Evelhoch courtside after broadcasting UCSB women's basketball at the Dam City Classic on Dec. 16, 2017 at the Moda Center in Portland. Despite holding multiple broadcasting positions over several years, Evelhoch is back at City College to earn his associates degree in journalism.

Experience took me far but more is needed for today’s working world

November 6, 2020
Santa Barbara Board of Trustees candidate Anna Everett in a Zoom interview on Election night Nov. 3, 2020. The first results from the elections show Everet with 68% of the votes.

Everett to join SBCC’s Board of Trustees after big win in election

November 4, 2020
Photo Illustration.

Video Game Club scores with all-inclusive student engagement

October 30, 2020

Voices: “What is your unique family tradition?”

October 26, 2020
Image courtesy of digitaltrends.com

‘Of Miracles and Men’ offers rare views of Soviet era hockey team

October 23, 2020
Hailing from North Carolina, Brian Ware originally planned to make his way across the country for the West Coast to live in Washington, but now finds himself living with his friends from their shared time in the Navy. Following through with their plan to go to college, and live together once they all got out of the U.S. forces. Ware is enjoying his time so far in Santa Barbara and relishes the weather at Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden on Oct. 6 in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Veteran adapts to online classes after nine years of service in Navy

October 12, 2020
Instructor Brittanye Muschamp gives specific directions based on questions from Juan Carlos and Diego Espinoza on Oct. 8 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Espinoza said that the in-class labs are “awesome” and followed it up with “we learn better this way.

Automotive department gets the green light for in-person classes

October 12, 2020
Illustration by Alloy Zarate, 2020

Cross Currents: Should RBG be replaced now or after the election?

October 2, 2020
“You should be careful, but don’t lock yourself indoors,” Brianna Masel said when talking about how she feels about COVID-19 post having it, she then added, “people shouldn’t be going to parties, but don’t be afraid to go to a restaurant”. Masel poses for a photo while wearing her favorite color on Sept, 24 at Leadbetter Beach in Santa Barbara, Calif.

SBCC student speaks out on first-hand experience with COVID-19

September 25, 2020
A couple sits in the backseat of their car as they watch the screening of the Patagonia documentary

Drive-In screens Patagonia conservation documentary

September 24, 2020
Illustration by Alloy Zarate, 2020

Cross Currents: Are you an early bird or a night owl?

September 18, 2020
Poster courtesy of David Garrett Byars

West Wind Drive-In to show free premiere of new Patagonia film

September 18, 2020

Decision to postpone college sports to 2021 is the right call

September 11, 2020
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