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Voices: “What drew you to Santa Barbara City College?”

Ryan Painter and Allison Budde
May 6, 2022
Nancy Gould takes the vocals for Aint No Sunshine by Bill Withers during a session at JAMS on Wednesday, April 20 in Santa Barbara, Calif. JAMS offers a space for members of the Santa Barbara community to play music regardless of skill level.

JAMS composes a community of music in Santa Barbara’s eastside

Yarrow Hogan, Staff Writer
April 26, 2022
SBCC community reveals favorite memories around Santa Barbara

SBCC community reveals favorite memories around Santa Barbara

Eric Evelhoch, Melissa Garcia, Sydney Hammer, Yarrow Hogan, and August Lawrence
April 19, 2022
From left, Assistant Professor in Nursing David Martinez, who died on April 2, poses with his student Ruby Miranda at the pinning ceremony at City Colleges commencement in Santa Barbara, Calif. Courtesy of Sarah Orr.

SBCC nursing professor, student mentor David Martinez dies at 67

Luke Fipps, Staff Writer
April 11, 2022
The UCSB Santa Catalina dorms on the evening of April 1, 2022 in Isla Vista, Calif. Multiple attempted kidnappings have recently taken place on the corner outside the hall on Storke Road and El Colegio Road. Student Annabelle Mersman said she feels less safe around her resident hall. I limit my time outdoors, Mersmen said. I dont get that breath of fresh air anymore.

Break-ins, assaults and theft bring fear, unease to Isla Vista residents

Yarrow Hogan, Staff Writer
April 4, 2022
The Channels invites readers to share their favorite local memory

The Channels invites readers to share their favorite local memory

Eric Evelhoch, Associate Editor
March 11, 2022
From left, Talon Hogan, Michael Hogan, Kelly Hogan and Yarrow Hogan celebrate during a friends wedding in 2007 in Portland, Oregon. This was one of the last family pictures taken of the Hogans before Michael and Kelly divorced.

Divorce forced me to mature too early, but taught me to value self

Yarrow Hogan, Staff Writer
February 14, 2022
My moms strength with surviving cancer inspires me to look forward

My mom’s strength with surviving cancer inspires me to look forward

August Lawrence, Opinion Editor
December 3, 2021
The parking garage at the Paseo Nuevo mall on Sept. 16 in the downtown area of Santa Barbara, Calif. Downtown employees dont have reserved or validated parking and must pay the full hourly rate for their whole shift.

Employees shouldn’t have to pay for parking while they’re at work

Laura Luevanos, Staff Writer
September 17, 2021
The newly launched website inspired by the 18th Annual All-SBCC Student Conference, hosted by The Honors Program. The virtual Student Conference asked students to share their take on the subject of “Justice: Environmental. Economic. Racial.” Student submissions could be papers, videos, art or music, and represent each art department of City College

Honors Program students awarded at first virtual Student Conference

Bianca Ascencio, Staff Writer
May 3, 2021
Robert Allen, Laksmini Wiyantini and Madison Widener act out an old Commercial to serve as a smooth transitional between acts for City Colleges virtual performance of the radio drama The Thin Man on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. Performers are separated by plexiglass at all times while on stage to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

SBCC’s ‘The Thin Man’ provides a robust, humorous radio experience

August Lawrence, Associate Editor
April 26, 2021
Photo illustration of a cozy at-home setup for watching the Monday Madness live Jazz show on April 18, 2021. With the YouTube live setup, the spectators could write real-time messages to the musicians as they played live.

SBCC Monday Madness virtual jazz concert hits high and low notes

August Lawrence, Associate Editor
April 23, 2021
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