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Beebe calls emails ’embarrassing,’ says he may impose limits

April 20, 2018

Voices: ‘Should teachers be allowed to engage in sexual relationships with students in their classes?’

April 16, 2018

SBCC explores non-cognitive learning to lift student success

November 20, 2017

Faculty members at City College are working with alternate, “non-cognitive” teaching methods to better serve students and improve learning success. “Teaching is an evolving role,” said psychology Professor Leida Tolentino. ...

Eleven departments request that more faculty positions be filled

October 12, 2017

Econ professor Naylor offers lesson on hot-button topics

BROOKE SNOW, Channels Staff

February 2, 2017

City College professors shared their life’s work with attendees of the second Faculty Colloquium in the Fé Bland Forum Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 5:30 p.m. The colloquium will be a reoccurring monthly event at 5:30 p.m. on the fir...

Facilities dept. left with 4 empty positions, no plans to replace

KATHYVAN TRAN, Channels Staff

November 21, 2016

Senior director of facilities, planning and campus development, plus three other positions in the facilities and operations department are being vacated, with no immediate timeline for replacement. Facilities Director Julie...

Academic Senate ranks open positions needing replacements

October 28, 2016

Dr. Paul Jarrell stands at the entrance to City College West Campus on Friday, Sept. 2. Jarrell joined City College in mid-June as the new executive vice president of educational services.

Dr. Paul Jarrell leads SBCC as new, unorthodox vice president

September 9, 2016

Juan Carrera-Espinoza combines two solutions in a chemistry lab on Tuesday, Aug. 30, in the Physical Science Building on City College’s East Campus. Carrera-Espinoza started at City College taking non-credit courses in chemistry as a student and is now a full-time instructor.

ESL student returns to SBCC as professor after over 30 years

September 2, 2016

SBCC offers early retirement in hopes of lowering annual costs

TAYLOR WILLIAMS, News Editor

September 2, 2016

City College is introducing a program that would allow instructors, staff and managers to retire early in a move that could save the college money. The program, called Supplemental Early Retirement Program, requires applicants to be older than 55, and working ...

Voices: ‘What have you learned from your students?’

May 6, 2016

SBCC to add 15 faculty members

October 21, 2015