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Clockwise from top left, 44th President of the United States Barack Obama, scientist and activist Smiley Wilkins, Sr., musician Prince, inventor George Washington Carver, educator Ron Oden and educator and activist Angela Davis.

Editor’s list: We celebrate African Americans that inspire us most

Rodrigo Hernandez, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 19, 2021

Politicians can’t ignore evidence around climate change, wildfires

Cassandra Wilkins, Staff Writer
September 18, 2020

SBCC’s tough radiology program offers internships and high odds

SEYCHELLES MIZEL, Channels Staff
December 1, 2017
City College astronomy instructor Dr. Sean Kelly outside the Palmer Observatory Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the Museum Of Natural History in Santa Barbara, Calif. “Astronomy is beautiful, and I think that human beings too often see the ugliness, but this is a beautiful science that gives us a sense of how small we are.”

SBCC’s Astronomy instructor Sean Kelly is an astro-nut

GILLIAN BALDWIN, Associate Editor
October 20, 2017
Stephanie Mendes, new full-time earth and planetary sciences instructor, stands next to rock samples Tuesday, Sept. 19 at the Earth and Biological Sciences Building in City College. Mendes received her doctorate in Marine Biology and Geochemistry at UCSB in 2014 and now teaches oceanography and historical geology.

SBCC’s hired new full-time earth and planetary sciences instructor

MAXTON SCHULTE, Channels Staff
September 29, 2017
The Women in Science and Engineering club meeting Friday, Sept. 22 in Earth and Biological Sciences Room 210 at City College. The club was meeting to get a workshop for writing their STEM resume and cover letters.

SBCC’s W.I.S.E club set out to battle gender gap and sexism

GILLIAN BALDWIN , Associate Editor
September 22, 2017
The Space Shuttle Endeavor on April 23, at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. The Endeavor has taken 25 trips outside of Earth's orbit since its first launch in 1992.

Astronomy students learn about space expeditions, sustainability

ALYSSA DURANT, Editor in Chief
April 24, 2017
City College Biology Club walk down State street during the March For Science Day on Saturday, April 22, at De La Guerra Plaza in Downtown Santa Barbara.

Scientists, supporters fill Santa Barbara in March for Science

JAMES LIVINGSTON, Channels Staff
April 24, 2017
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

JUSTINE ANDERSEN, Channels Staff
September 2, 2016

Science Discovery Day provides hands-on learning experience

VERONICA VILLARREAL and MALIN ENSGARD
April 26, 2015

Simplified food science discussion comes to City College

KATIE MEYER, Channels Contributor
November 3, 2014
Gus Larson holds up a sea urchin to show it to his mother, Kristen Larson, and Liam Killen, at the first annual Science Discovery Day, Saturday, March 15, in the Earth and Biological Sciences Building on City College’s East Campus. The event was organized by the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Transfer program to gain interest in science throughout the community.

First SBCC Science Discovery Day offers community experiments

JESSIKA KARLSSON, Channels Staff
March 17, 2014
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