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Spring 2016, Fall 2016

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English major Cole Waldron walks through the exhibition looking at all the student works of art on Tuesday, Nov. 29, City College East Campus green house. The student art exhibition was called

SBCC student exhibit showcases artistic mastery and talent

November 30, 2016
W. Kamau Bell, comedian and host of the CNN series “United Shades of America,” hosted the 26th annual Leonardo Dorantes Memorial Lecture on Wednesday, Nov. 9 in the Garvin Theatre at City College. The memorial lecture was started by the SBCC foundation in 1991 when City College Student, Leonardo Dorantes was murdered for his Mexican heritage on State Street.

W. Kamau Bell visits SBCC, discusses racism after election

November 10, 2016

Joan Hartmann ready to take over as Isla Vista supervisor

November 9, 2016
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Emmy-award winning satirist coming to SBCC Garvin Theatre

November 4, 2016
Artist Devon Tsuno describes his techniques to students during the question and answer segment of his lecture on Thursday, Oct. 13, in Physical Sciences Building at City College. Tsuno’s artwork is being featured in the Atkinson Gallery at the college for the rest of the fall semester.

Devon Tsuno shares artistic influences from N.W.A to LA riots

October 14, 2016
Rachel Gloger, executive director of the Santa Barbara Transgender Advocacy Network, speaks to City College students and employees about transgender issues and concerns on Friday, Oct. 7, in the MacDougall Administration Building. Gloger was on campus to explain the differences in assigned sex, gender identity and sexual orientation as well as how to address transgender individuals.

SBCC hosts open workshop, focuses on gender and identity

October 8, 2016
Armando Ramos stands with student sculptures on Monday, Oct. 3, in his lab in the Humanities Building at City College. Ramos is the new arts instructor who specializes in 3D sculptures made from all different types of material, such as wood and cardboard.

SBCC students gain experienced sculptor as an art professor

October 7, 2016
Art goers admire the work of Devon Tsuno on Friday, Sept. 16, at the Atkinson Gallery. Tsuno’s gallery consists of abstract landscape paintings that focus on Los Angeles’ bodies of water and native vs. non-native vegetation.

California drought seen through abstract lens in SBCC art exhibit

September 17, 2016
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SBCC gallery to show colorful, abstract art of LA’s watershed

September 2, 2016
City College geology major Riley Rohrer, 19, sits and pets Ellie during the ‘Check out a Dog and Lower Your Stress’ event on Thursday afternoon, May 5, outside the Luria Library at Santa Barbara City College. The event was put on to help students relieve stress before finals week.

Hundreds of SBCC students gather for stress-relieving dogs

May 5, 2016

SBCC students can relax with therapy dogs during finals week

April 29, 2016

City College saves the life of this former addict and ‘grateful felon’

April 29, 2016
Library Technician Paul Fleischer holds a stack of his favorite books Thursday morning, April 21, at the Luria Library in Santa Barbara. Fleischer's main duties at the library consist of helping students check out books, billing, and cataloguing. His favorite genre is the Beat Generation for its experimental and self-exploratory quality.

Meet your Librarians: Paul Fleischer, Library Technician

April 23, 2016
Sean Flores, systems and technology librarian, sits surrounded by some of the library’s computer resources on Friday morning, April 15, at the Luria Library in Santa Barbara. Flores maintains all of their electronic resources including the official webpage database.

Meet your librarian: Sean Flores, elevating social media at SBCC

April 18, 2016
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SBCC to celebrate 400 years of Shakespeare with open mic

April 18, 2016
City College English professor, Kathy Molloy, helps accelerated English 100/110 students prepare for their final portfolio projects on Tuesday, April 6, in the Cartwright Learning Resource Center tutor labs at City College in Santa Barbara. Molloy was this year’s California Area C recipient. Recipients of the Hayward Award receive a plaque and a $1,250 cash award.

Excellence in education award is awarded to SBCC’s Kathy Molloy

April 13, 2016
Library Assistant Loren Mindell stands with the book collection written by one of his favorite authors, Leo Tolstoy, on Thursday afternoon, April 7, at the Luria Library in Santa Barbara. Mindell is one of the newest staff members at the school’s library.

Meet your librarian: Loren Mindell, the newest assistant

April 11, 2016
Aba Gayle, founder of the Catherine Blount Foundation, speaks Thursday, April 7 at City College about her life after her daughter was stabbed to death by Douglas Mickey. Gayle has forgiven Mickey and has since visited him on death row in San Quentin prison, in California.

Mother speaks at SBCC about forgiving her daughter’s killer

April 8, 2016
Lauren Peikert, 24, wins with her rendition of the “Tale of Peter Rabbit” at the 6th Edible Book Festival on Wednesday afternoon, March 23, in City College's Luria Library. Peikert’s cake won Best representation of scene, line, character, or theme of a book, as well as winging People’s Choice and took the cake for Best in Show.

Students bake book-themed cakes for Edible Book Festival

March 24, 2016

English learners invited to SBCC Library to bond with books

March 7, 2016

For some, terrible addictions start with doctor’s prescription

February 15, 2016
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