Daniela Aguirre Found Guidance, Direction, and Inspiration at SBCC
After a tough semester in Arizona, she returned to the “best city college campus.”
Tiana Molony
Recent Stories
Rebecca Anderson’s Journey from SBCC to Lotusland
The supportive faculty and learning environment at SBCC helped shape her career.
Reignite Your Writing Spark at the Santa Barbara Summer Writers Fest
Hosted by the Santa Barbara Writers Conference, the New Writers Fest offers an intimate, inspiring space for creatives to find breakthroughs, build confidence, and reconnect with the joy of storytelling.
Marina Abramović Has No Plans to Stop
The Serbian performance artist joined UCSB Arts & Lectures via Zoom for a conversation at the Lobero with author Pico Iyer.
Finding Joy in Color
“Invisible String” author Patrice Karst’s latest book, “How Jackson Found His Joy Again,” helps kids reclaim their joy.
From Garage Brewers to State Street Tastemakers
How longtime friends Mike Weyandt and Eric Drew turned a home-brew hobby into Casa Agria.
Where Writing Isn’t So Lonely
Lowstate Writing Salon offers a space in Santa Barbara where writers can gather, write, and be heard.
After 40 Years of Writing Books, She’s Learned to Listen to Her Gut
Children’s book author Lee Wardlaw releases new book, “My Book of Firsts.”
From Santa Barbara City College to Google
How SBCC’s support programs and faculty helped Edith De La Rosa achieve her dream of becoming an electrical engineer.
Linh Tran: From Struggling with English to a Career as a Medical Assistant
Despite a number of obstacles, determination, hard work, and multiple SBCC programs ultimately led to success
