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SBCCs academic senate holds its last meeting of the semester

SBCC’s academic senate holds its last meeting of the semester

SAMMY KEYES-LEVINE, News Editor
May 4, 2016

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

CHANDLER TARANTINO, Channels Staff
April 29, 2016

SBCC hosts annual student art exhibition in Atkinson Gallery

KENSEY THIERRY, Channels Staff
April 15, 2016

SBCC announces top five finalists for new president

MEGAN ROBERTS-KING, Associate Editor
April 14, 2016
Board of Trustees votes in favor of study program in Isla Vista

Board of Trustees votes in favor of study program in Isla Vista

SAMMY KEYES-LEVINE, News Editor
March 24, 2016
SBCC looks to add new director of communications position

SBCC looks to add new director of communications position

PHIL JOSEPH, Channels Staff
March 16, 2016

Letters to the Editor: City College responds to editorial criticizing communication

LUZ REYES-MARTIN
March 1, 2016
Board of Trustees considers privately-funded SBCC dorms

Board of Trustees considers privately-funded SBCC dorms

TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Associate Editor
February 12, 2016
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Policy draft redefines student discipline and sexual consent

SAMMY KEYES-LEVINE, News Editor
February 8, 2016
Michelle Gottwald, instructor at the School of Nursing at Santa Barbara City College, leads a game of bingo about the many career fields in Health and Human Services on Friday, Feb. 5, at the Garvin Theatre. The game was part of one of the workshops encourage young women to pursue an education and career in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

‘Her Life’ inspires high school women to pursue STEM majors

HARMONY RIVEROS, Channels Staff
February 6, 2016
SBCC explores new ways to improve community image

SBCC explores new ways to improve community image

PHIL JOSEPH, Channels Staff
February 3, 2016
Dr. Lori Gaskin, City College superintendent-president, explains to community members of the Santa Barbara Mesa how the college enrollment has declined in recent years, Monday night, Nov. 30, at The Holy Cross Church property on Cliff Drive. Community members expressed their concerns regarding the impact of a proposed expansion of the housing at the Beach City complex.

Community meets to discuss potential Beach City dorms

MEGAN ROBERTS-KING, Associate Editor
December 3, 2015
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