A slight rise in student fees is expected to occur in the upcoming fall 2026 semester, according to the Associated Student ...

On Feb. 19, the Board of Trustees created a committee to utilize the remaining MacKenzie Scott funds and partnered with the ...

Artist and professional weaver Julia Ford presented her exhibit, “Swings and Roundabouts,” on Feb. 20 at the Atkinson Gallery ...

City College’s women’s basketball team opposed Cuesta College on Feb. 20 at Robertson Gymnasium in Isla Vista, California. The night started with the Vaqueros honoring their sophomore players. With ...

The Associated Student Government approved new student clubs and discussed funding for upcoming Isla Vista events during its ...

At 5:02 p.m. on Feb. 18, an altercation broke out on the first floor of the Earth and Biological Sciences Building on City ...

The official website for the Americans with Disabilities Act states that “Inaccessible web content means that people with disabilities are denied equal access to information.” As a means to serve ...

City College men’s volleyball team went against San Diego Mesa College on Feb. 13 at Robertson Gymnasium in Isla Vista, ...

The Academic Senate met on Wednesday, Feb. 11 to discuss investing in more tutoring and the relaunch of Starfish. Public comment opened the meeting with executive director of public affairs and ...

A feeling of warmth filled the Arlington Theatre on the night of Feb. 13 when Kate Hudson accepted the Arlington Artist of the Year Award from the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.  Upon her ...

Throughout this semester, The Channels asked students, faculty, staff and other community members to share where they’re from and what it means to them. We invited people to submit photos and ...

Growing up with a rare medical condition, I’ve known what it’s like to be confined to a hospital bed. I often wondered what existed beyond those four walls and at times believed experiences like ...