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After latest incident, SBCC must set an example for campus community to be united, instead of divided

After latest incident, SBCC must set an example for campus community to be united, instead of divided

THE CHANNELS EDITORIAL BOARD
April 12, 2021

Catholic schools teach ‘fear of God’ at the expense of health education

Rodrigo Hernandez, Associate Editor
November 20, 2020

Leaving high school early was the best decision I’ve ever made

Elizabeth Saubestre, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019
Courtesy art of Rafa Esparza. Esparza is in the process of building an adobe structure that will be on view from Oct. 6 to Dec. 1 in the Atkinson Gallery at Santa Barbara City College, Santa Barbara, Calif.

Artist builds adobe structures at SBCC, linking labor and culture

TORI PIERSON, Channels Staff
September 15, 2017
California Attorney General at “A Conversation with Attorney General Xavier Becerra” event hosted by Congressman Salud Carbajal, Assemblymember Monique Limon and State Senator Hannah Beth Jackson 1:30 p.m. in the Fe Bland Forum at Santa Barbara (Calif.) City College Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. Becerra was assuring the audience that he has their backs while speaking about the health care system.

Attorney General visits SBCC to discuss civil rights, environment

GILLIAN BALDWIN, Associate Editor
August 27, 2017

SBCC prepares students for personal training certification

SAMMY ROWINSKI, Channels Staff
April 13, 2017
Devona Hawkins relaxes on the hill over-looking the Luria Library before her evening class on Thursday Sept. 8, on City College’s West Campus. Hawkins is the first full-time professor that has been hired for the early childhood education department at City College in several years.

Department hires first full-time faculty member in several years

ANGELA ROSE BICKMANN, Channels Staff
September 9, 2016

Choosing a major is less important than passion

TANNER WALKER, Channels Staff
February 26, 2016

Voices: ‘What class have you taken at City College that has changed your life?’

RYAN CULLOM and MEGAN ROBERTS-KING
November 30, 2015

Voices: ‘What brought you to Santa Barbara City College?’

SEBASTIAN HERICS, Channels Staff
November 16, 2015

College admission requirements create culture of competition

TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Channels Staff
October 23, 2015
Chelsea Lancaster (center) is a student program advisor for the state-funded program Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education, run through the Extended Opportunity Programs and Services at City College, pictured with students Milena Ramirez (left) and Rachel Regalado, at EOPS in the Student Services Building on East Campus. The Care program provides necessary support for low income single families to achieve self sufficiency through higher education, says Lancaster.

CARE program gives helping hand to single-parent students

SAVANNA MESCH, Features Editor
April 27, 2015
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