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From left, Alex Jimenez, Francisco Guzman, Dylan Otte and Melissa Guajardo feast their eyes upon the terrifyingly accurate Tyrannosaurus rex on March 10, 2021, at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. Otte is a naturalist at the museum and has been working there since 2018, and was giving her friends a private tour around the exhibit while relaying plenty of information and anecdotes throughout.

Dinosaurs make a roaring return to the Museum of Natural History

Alexandra Rubalcaba Ruther, Staff Writer
March 12, 2021
Delilah Cosmi, left, her sister Abigail, 5, and mother Cynthia Cosmi touch a sea cucumber in a tank filled with sea cucumbers, sea urchins and sea stars at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Sea Center on Oct. 3 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The museum has an outside exhibit filled with different marine animals and fossils, but will open their inside facility again on Oct. 15.

Santa Barbara museums that are safely open during the pandemic

August Lawrence, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 5, 2020
Jenna Rolle stands with fossil casts in EBS 115 where she teaches ERTH-122, also known as “Dinosaurs” on Wednesday, Feb. 12, at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif. Rolle has traveled to China and across the United States studying fossils.

SBCC geology instructor follows her passion of science everyday

Kai Zheng, Opinion Editor
February 14, 2020
The Student Sustainability Coalition club booth at the City College Earth Day festival on Thursday, April 20, in the Great Meadow on West Campus. The Student Sustainability Coalition club was giving away free Organic fruits and vegetables including oranges, lemons, Swiss chard, and lime-quats which are a mix between a lime and a kumquat.

SBCC Earth Day Festival teaches students about the environment

LIAM BRADDY, Channels Staff
April 21, 2017
Javier Rivera, astronomy programs manager at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, demonstrates the functions of the new telescope on Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the Palmer Observatory at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. The telescope has same mirror organization design as the Hubble Telescope, with large magnification that is ideal for viewing objects in deep space.

New and massive telescope take SBCC students out of this world

SEBASTIAN HERICS, Channels Staff
October 10, 2016
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