The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) has notified Santa Barbara City College that it has been placed on warning status as a result of a complaint filed on June 28, 2011 regarding allegations that the SBCC Board of Trustees was out of compliance with a number of accreditation standards which deal with the role and performance of the institution’s governing board in 2010-2011.
The Racial Reconciliation Core Group invites the whole town to “A Faith-Based Conversation
about Race.”
Taste of the Nation Santa Barbara, part of the national organization Share Our Strength is pleased to announce Ruben Mislang has joined the Community Relations Committee.
Monroe Elementary School fourth graders have been studying environmental awareness and decided to take action.
A record number of art majors who graduate this year will present their final artwork in Westmont’s annual senior show, “Senior Exhibition 2012: The End?” April 5-May 5 in the Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art.
Environmental groups had appealed the approval to use dynamite to look for oil; company takes it off table.
State Route 144 (Sycamore Canyon Road) re-opened Tuesday at 4:45 pm, Caltrans officials have announced.
On April 2nd, the UCSB Bookstore, Housing and Residential Services, and a coalition of students put aside plastic bags and distributed 3,500 re-usable bags to students in an effort to promote sustainable alternatives.
On April 07, 2012, Andy Cranmer, a local man, is due to receive his first degree black belt in the Japanese martial art Aikido.
The Alchemy Arts Center is a haven of restorative treatments to help scrub away the psychic soot of today’s fast-paced lifestyles.
