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Nursing Major Skylar Libre plays with Ellie, a yellow Labrador Retriever at the ‘De-stress Fest’ on Wednesday, May 3, in front of the Luria Library. Ellie is a therapy dog and was brought to the City College by All For Animals. According to their website, 5 minutes of petting a therapy dog can reduce stress levels.

Destress Fest, Dog Therapy Day preps students for finals week

CASSIDY L. BARTOLO, Channels Staff
May 4, 2017
Different colored shirts that students have written on for the Clothesline Project on April 12, at the Friendship Plaza at City College. At the event, students made different colored shirts to tell their story. A red shirt symbolizes rape, a yellow shirt symbolizes domestic violence, and a purple shirt stands for physical or sexual abuse against the LGBT+ community.

Clothesline Project provides safe space for student expression

CASSIDY L. BARTOLO, Channels Staff
April 13, 2017
Oversized cigarettes littered on the ground demonstrating butt pollution as a part of “Kick Butts Day” on Wednesday, March 15, at the Friendship Plaza at City College. The event is meant to inform students about tobacco and related products.

‘Kick Butts Day’ lights up on new trends in smoking industry

CASSIDY L. BARTOLO, Channels Staff
March 16, 2017

SBCC partners with San Marcos High School to spread the love

Madeline K. Nathaus, CHANNELS STAFF
March 2, 2017
A small group of students and faculty listen to Claudia Johnson, director of dual-enrollment, discuss and give advice on social anxiety at the Brownbag lunch dialogue on Wednesday, Nov. 23 at the Maxwell Overlook at City College. The Brownbag lunch dialogues are a series of discussions aimed at creating a safe campus climate.

New equity director hosts post-election support groups for SBCC

ALYSSA DURANT, Channels Staff
November 28, 2016
Richard Cabral talks about his life experience during City College’s Student Equity Committee first event, “Putting inequity to rest,” on Nov. 2, on the Winslow Maxwell Overlook on East Campus. Cabral is one of the members of Homeboy Industries, where former gang members help each other to a better life.

SBCC Day of the Dead event ‘puts inequity to rest’

ALYSSA DURANT , Channels Staff
November 3, 2016

Wellness Connection gives SBCC safe partying tips for Halloween

Alexis Smith, Channels Staff
October 26, 2016
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