New Summer Program Aims to Increase Retention Rates of Transfer Students at UCSB
he program was created in hopes of fostering higher retention rates for transfer students beyond their first year at UCSB.
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Increase in Reports of On-Campus Rapes, Domestic Violence, Other Crimes in 2017
Most crimes that were reported on campus occurred in student housing facilities.
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Judicial Council Slots Remain Unfilled as Senate Postpones Chair Vote
The Judicial Council is made up of one chairman, four members and one advisor.
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Madeline Loudon Is Sole Declared Candidate for EVPSA Special Election
The special election comes following the disqualification of Mayela Morales in May.
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Petitions Regarding A.S. Spring Elections Remain Undecided, Judicial Council Unable to Meet Quorum
If the Council rules in favor of Nemeh and Morales, Morales could be reinstated in her position, causing the special election results to become void.
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Governor Brown Vetoes “Abortion Pill” Bill
California Senator Connie Leyva originally introduced SB 320 in Feb. 2017.
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New RCSGD Director Hopes to Help Rebuild Center
Leets comes to UCSB from Portland State University where he worked as the director of the Queer Resource Center.
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UCSB Researcher Arrested For Lewd Acts on Child Under 14
Zhou did not respond to request for comment.
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Hopping into the New School Year: HOPR Bike Share Has Arrived
HOPR plans to add more than 900 additional bicycles to the UCSB and I.V. area by January 2019.
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UC Commits to Using 100% Renewable Electricity Sources by 2025
The UC commitment precedes Governor Jerry Brown’s signing of Senate Bill 100 on Sept. 10.
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MultiCultural Center Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Beyond its existence as an event space, the MCC is focused on giving voice to students.
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Beyond the Ranking: UCSB Outside Academics
There is more to a university than its numbers; the way that students are supported and included contributes to their academic and professional success.
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UCSB Students Launch Magazine Focused on Representing Marginalized Groups
The magazine will start out as a website that will feature content such as photography, videography, art and literary pieces.
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Abortion Pill In Public Universities One Step Closer to Becoming Law
The bill would require all University of California and California State University campuses to offer the pills by Jan. 1, 2022, including UCSB.
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