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SBCC Food Pantry expands to feed more students, community

February 1, 2019

Out-of-area students provide SBCC with culture of diversity

November 16, 2018

Alzheimer’s Society, Phi Theta Kappa walk to raise awareness

Hayze Law, Staff Writer

November 5, 2018

Filed under News, Top Stories

Phi Theta Kappa joined the Santa Barbara community in the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's Saturday at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront resort in honor of National Alzheimer’s Awareness month. The Walk to End Alzheimer's...

Neighbors Project club reaches out to the homeless community

SEYCHELLES MIZEL, Channels Staff

September 15, 2017

Filed under Features

The Neighbors Project acknowledges the fact that roughly four percent of City College students are currently homeless. The club’s main goals are to make sure that homeless students and Santa Barbara residents are aware of...

Trustees praise SBCC president’s survey as a ‘very useful exercise’

October 14, 2016

Report details 2-year effort to improve Isla Vista’s image

CHANDLER TARANTINO, Channels Staff

April 29, 2016

Filed under News, Off campus, Santa Barbara Area

The I.V. Safe committee has been very active in working to make Isla Vista a safer place over the past two years, and has recently released a Report to the People, which details the efforts. In March of 2014, District Attorney Joyce Dudley went to a group...

SBCC hosts superintendent-president finalists in open forum

April 26, 2016

SBCC board members discuss international student perception

March 11, 2016

Fearful SBCC fails to recognize The Channels as valuable tool

February 26, 2016

Students raise money to restore rare World War II ‘Mitchell’ plane

November 23, 2015

SBCC gives $100,000 to student-run community patrol program

November 16, 2015

City College to stop funding long-standing literary program

Megan Randolph, News Editor

November 2, 2015

Filed under Academic, Board of Trustees, News

City College announced it will no longer provide institutional support to the Great Books program, directed for 14 years by recently retired adjunct professor Celeste Barber. The program brings classical works of literature ...