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Courtesy of SBCC chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans

Society shows Chicano and Native American students shine in STEM

September 16, 2020

Astronomy professor Sean Kelly re-creates a comet at the“Science Discovery Day” on Saturday, March 8, 2019, on East Campus at City College in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Science Discovery Day attracts hundreds of visitors

March 10, 2019

Bianca Vasquez poses for a portrait in her home office on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019, at her apartment on the Mesa in Santa Barbara, Calif. Vasquez is the founder of the 18 Society of Women in Space Exploration clubs nationwide.

Society of Women in Space Exploration spreads nationwide

February 22, 2019

Kevin Ni, president of the Computer Science Club and secretary of the Associated Student Government, poses at the computer science lab in the Humanities Building on Thursday, Dec. 5, at City College in Santa Barbara Calif. During the semester, Ni can often be found in the lab working on projects and conversing with peers.

First semester student becomes Computer Science Club President and Student Senate Secretary

December 7, 2018

From right, Robert Williams, Celina Lazaro, Daniel Gonzalez, and Maribel Anguiano at the SHPE scholarship award ceremony.

SBCC to remember star student, veteran, friend Robert Williams

May 8, 2018

Tiffany Love in front of artwork displayed in Campus Center Room 226 on Tuesday, May 1, at Santa Barbara City College. Love is a member of the Black Student Union, and recently was accepted into the UCSB Smithsonian Scholars Program, which will take her to Washington D.C. this summer. Love, a biology major, is starting a club at City College called Society of Black Scientists and Engineers.

Student Tiffany Love to represent SBCC in prestigious program

May 4, 2018

Student equity update indicates many success gaps remain static, with minimal progress made

Katie James, Opinion Editor

April 9, 2018

In acknowledgement of numerous achievement gaps known to exist for certain disadvantaged groups on campus, the college is utilizing a Student Equity Plan in an effort to close these gaps. The Student Equity Committee’s update on p...

Image of the famous Amsterdam canals courtesy of Customized Educational Programs Abroad.

SBCC’s Study Abroad students to visit Berlin Wall and BMW factory

November 17, 2017

The Santa Barbara City College Math Club meeting Thursday, Oct. 18, in Interdisciplinary Center Room 106. The club met to hear a powerpoint lesson on geometry and drawing on grids using proportions from club vice president Christina Humphrey.

SBCC’s Math club goal to change students approach to math

October 20, 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

September 22, 2017

Children playing in the augmented reality sandbox on Saturday, March 18, in the Earth and Biological Science Building. The augmented reality sandbox maps the topography of the sand box in real time by using a projector and an Xbox Kinect.

Science Discovery Day outdoes itself for fourth year in a row

March 20, 2017

STEM gets $5.3 million to boost low-income student success

TAYLOR WILLIAMS, News Editor

October 17, 2016

City College received a $5.3 million federal grant in September for its faculty-led project, which aims at increasing success among under-served students in the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The project,...