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Protester Roy Schulte watches the scene at the sit-in protest on Feb. 26, 2021, at the San Marcos Foothills Preserve in Santa Barbara, Calif. Schulte stayed overnight in support of those trying to protect the land from development.

Second day of sit-in at San Marcos Foothills, eight arrests on first day

Rodrigo Hernandez and Cassandra Wilkins
February 26, 2021
Peaceful protests build cornerstone for positive change

Peaceful protests build cornerstone for positive change

Sierra Shelton, Staff Writer
February 22, 2019
Student protesters surround Board of Trustees members Thursday while holding signs in silent protest of the return of Vice President of Business Services Lyndsay Maas to the college. Maas has been on unpaid leave since November after using the un-abbreviated version of the n-word at an equity meeting.

Racial tension, emotions erupt as protesters flood trustees’ space

Jun Starkey, News Editor
January 25, 2019
A group of City College students holding signs stand across from Project Truth, a pro-life group that aims to “educate students on the injustices of abortion” according to one of the members, at the West Campus at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif., on Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2018. The students were trying to get people to sign a petition to remove the graphic photos that Project Truth have set up.

Outraged students protest graphic abortion photos

Sydney Antil, News Editor
October 3, 2018
Akilah Simone Baker, a speaker from the Black Lives Matter movement, gives a speech during the united against hate march against Donald Trump, on Saturday, Nov. 12, at De La Guerra Plaza in Santa Barbara. The press release about the event said, Since Donald Trump began his campaign in 2015, the KKK and other violent white supremacist groups have had a resurgence.

Anti-Trump protesters march in SB, promoting love over hate

GERARDO ZAVALA and TATE ROMAN
November 13, 2016
City College student Clio Gentry argues her point-of-view on pro-abortion rights to a fellow student, Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15, on West Campus. A group of students gathered in front of the Luria Library, where Project Truth had set up anti-abortion signs showing graphic images.

Anti-abortion advocates cause commotion on SBCC campus

MEGAN ROBERTS-KING, Associate Editor
October 16, 2015
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