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Dr. Helen Benjamin will serve as interim Superintendent/President of Santa Barbara City College following the immediate resignation of Dr. Goswami.

Dr. Utpal K. Goswami has resigned as Superintendent/President of the College effective July 12, 2021.

Santa Barbara City College and the SBCC Foundation announced today that they have received a $20,000,000 gift from MacKenzie Scott.

Santa Barbara City College’s programming team took top honors in the 2020 Southern California Regionals for the International Collegiate Programming Competition.

SBCC has been named among the top 10 best community colleges in the U.S., in addition to receiving top rankings for its medical coding and photography programs, by Intelligent.com for 2021.

The WELL, Santa Barbara City College’s Student Health and Wellness Services Center, was honored by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors with an Exemplary Program Award.

Santa Barbara City College partners with four-year institutions to train students in data science.

SBCC is offering a new program for the community during this time when people have to stay at home, care for children and family members, and/or take whatever work they can whenever they can.

Santa Barbara City College announced that all classes for the Fall 2020 semester will be online.

Based on recent guidance provided by the state, county and Centers for Disease Control, SBCC has decided to offer a substantial majority of credit courses online for the Fall 2020 semester.

SBCC has been selected for a partnership to provide immigration legal services to students.

SBCC staff served students Thanksgiving dinner during Cave Fire evacuations and campus closures.

SBCC’s computer programming teams turned in successful performances in the 2019 Southern California Regionals for the International Collegiate Programming Competition this month.

Santa Barbara City College announces the selection of two finalists for the position of Superintendent/President. 

Santa Barbara City College and local chapters of Girls Inc. joined forces this summer​ to make sure local young women can grow up feeling "strong, smart and bold."

The Community Environmental Council (CEC) received $116,000 from Cal Recycle to feed hungry students at SBCC and Allan Hancock College. 

On May 23, 2019, the Santa Barbara City College Board of Trustees finalized the 17-member screening committee for the hiring of the new Superintendent/Presiden​

Santa Barbara City College has ranked in the top 25 schools who issue for degrees to students of color in 5 fields.

The Santa Barbara City College Board of Trustees announced the selection of Dr. Helen Benjamin to serve as Interim Superintendent/President. 

SBCC Board of Trustees has moved their Thursday Board Meeting to the Wake Campus due to increased attendance.

Santa Barbara City College has announced its Superintendent and President, Dr. Anthony E. Beebe, will retire this summer.

Santa Barbara City College's Permaculture Gardens have received honorable mention for the Exemplary Program Award.

Santa Barbara City College was named number one of the Top 50 Best Value Community Colleges for 2018 by Value Colleges.

The U.S. Green Business Council awarded the new Santa Barbara City College West Campus Center with the LEED Platinum certification, the highest possible level.

SBCC has shifted the start of their spring semester to Monday, January 22.

Santa Barbara Community College District’s Board of Trustees announced it will accept applications to fill a board vacancy created by the resignation of board member Dr. Marianne Kugler.

[Update]: Santa Barbara City College has closed its campus and canceled all activities for the remainder of December 5 but will reopen on December 6.

Santa Barbara City College has been recognized as one of the top five colleges in California for Licensed Vocational Nursing Programs.

A group of SBCC Students attended the 3-day long Grace Hopper Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Santa Barbara City College received reaffirmation of its accreditation status from the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges earlier this month.