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Yarrow Hogan, Staff Writer

Spring 2022

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La Playa Stadium on Monday, May 2 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. The stadium will host the colleges first in-person commencement since spring 2019.

2022 grads to take next step at in-person commencement on May 13

May 2, 2022
Nancy Gould takes the vocals for Aint No Sunshine by Bill Withers during a session at JAMS on Wednesday, April 20 in Santa Barbara, Calif. JAMS offers a space for members of the Santa Barbara community to play music regardless of skill level.

JAMS composes a community of music in Santa Barbara’s eastside

April 26, 2022
The violin section plays during the first-ever live performance of A Day in the Life by symphony member Scott Lillard on Sunday, April 24 at City College’s Garvin Theatre in Santa Barbara, Calif.

SBCC Symphony forms sonic spectacle at the Garvin

April 25, 2022
Former SBCC physics professor, Air Force veteran Bill Miller dies at 97

Former SBCC physics professor, Air Force veteran Bill Miller dies at 97

April 22, 2022
SBCC community reveals favorite memories around Santa Barbara

SBCC community reveals favorite memories around Santa Barbara

April 19, 2022
Executive Director for the Scheinfeld Center of entrepreneurship and innovation Julie Samson explains the intricacies of the program and how it helps students on April 6, 2022 at her City College office in Santa Barbara, Calif. Samson said she loves the community the program builds and how students can call into for advice and connections.

Scheinfeld Center competition opens to student entrepreneurs

April 11, 2022
Briefs (out reach)

[Photo] News Briefs: Poetry contest opens, SBCC Dance to host ‘Collective’

April 4, 2022
The UCSB Santa Catalina dorms on the evening of April 1, 2022 in Isla Vista, Calif. Multiple attempted kidnappings have recently taken place on the corner outside the hall on Storke Road and El Colegio Road. Student Annabelle Mersman said she feels less safe around her resident hall. I limit my time outdoors, Mersmen said. I dont get that breath of fresh air anymore.

Break-ins, assaults and theft bring fear, unease to Isla Vista residents

April 4, 2022

Voices: “Do you prefer Marvel or DC?”

March 29, 2022
From left, Personal Counselor and Anchor Program Coordinator Lacey Peters and Student Program Advisor and Associate Social Worker Becky Bean display hygiene kits and other resources provided by The Well on Thursday, March 11 at City Colleges ECC-21 in Santa Barbara, Calif. “We are here to help, support, and encourage our students,” Bean said.

The Well reopens in person with mental health services and more

March 14, 2022
Substitute Equity Student Program Advisor Alondra Lazaro Gonzalez displays items available at Loves Closet in the Basic Needs Center on Thursday, Feb. 24 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Students can schedule a 15-minute appointment where they have the store to themselves and are able to choose up to three items of gently loved clothing to take home for free.

Basic Needs Center offering fresh clothes along with fresh produce

February 28, 2022
An Atkinson visitor admires Zoe Leonards piece Horseshoe Falls from Goat Island on Thursday, Feb. 25 at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. The piece is made up of 210 different post cards with images taken from the same location over a span of time.

New Atkinson exhibit showcases varied views of ‘What is America?’

February 25, 2022
From left, Talon Hogan, Michael Hogan, Kelly Hogan and Yarrow Hogan celebrate during a friends wedding in 2007 in Portland, Oregon. This was one of the last family pictures taken of the Hogans before Michael and Kelly divorced.

Divorce forced me to mature too early, but taught me to value self

February 14, 2022
Matt Talbott practices his final monologue during a final run through of his one-man show Reptile on Feb. 6 at the Center Stage Theater in Santa Barbara, Calif. Talbott said this play show how the social norms of American culture in the 1970s and 80s shaped Americans to view anyone who was different as weird and to accentuate their differences in order to further ostracize them.

SBCC professor captivates crowd during one-man show ‘Reptile’

February 7, 2022
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