On “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” Hayley Williams, frontwoman of Paramore, delivers her third and most versatile solo album, offering a raw, emotionally nuanced exploration of grief, identity ...

Until recently gas stations, convenience stores and smoke shops across Santa Barbara and Goleta, had little blue bottles of “Feel Free” sat up front near the cash register. The product was labeled as ...

Over the past spring semester, City College’s Board of Trustees has been in the hot seat of many of the college’s most pressing issues. From the unauthorized allocation of the MacKenzie Scott gift ...

Santa Barbara City College’s cosmetology program is preparing students for a significant change as it moves to a larger location while developing its program further through free cosmetology services ...

City College’s Academic Senate met on Wednesday, May 6 to discuss language within administrative procedures as well as the faculty excellence awards. Accounting professor Laura Woyach opened the ...

City College’s Scheinfeld Center hosted its 16th annual New Venture Challenge on May 8, highlighting entrepreneurial talent among students throughout Santa Barbara. Students in high school and ...

As of 12 p.m. May 8, City College has been cleared to reconnect to Canvas according to two campus-wide emails sent out by executive director of public affairs and communications, Jordan Killebrew and ...

Spiders, snakes and lizards are just some of the many creatures biology students at SBCC may encounter in the lab or at a Biology Club meeting. The City College biology department has an impressive ...

The Santa Barbara Kite Festival held its 40th annual event on Sunday, April 19 at City College’s West Campus Great Meadow. The festival brought together kite enthusiasts and families from all over ...

In a backroom of the theater department, a small group of actors are coming together to practice a nerve-wracking but freeing exercise: yes and. For the last two years City College’s theater club has ...

Tensions were high at the Academic Senate meeting Wednesday, March 25 as chief technology officer Israel Class attended to discuss the potential shift from Google to Microsoft. Public comment opened ...

With Santa Barbara city elections months away, mayoral candidate and City College professor Kristen Sneddon’s workday stretches far beyond a typical nine-to-five. Sneddon is on the city council, ...