This was the second mass shooting memorial held by UCSB students in the past 10 days.
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The 99-page decision supports an earlier court decision from January.
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Burke weaved together anecdotes of her activism in a lecture that was surprisingly humorous, given the heavy nature of the topic of sexual assault.
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The Nexus compiled information about several winners and passing measures from Tuesday's midterm election.
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I.V. Arrests Decreased from September to October 2018
While 26 individuals were arrested in Isla Vista in October, 55 were arrested the previous month.
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CSD Directors To Begin Earning Compensation
There is approximately $16,800 in allocations for the year to compensate directors for their time.
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UCSB Graduate Rep. Resigns from Title IX Student Advisory Board
UCSB now has no representation on the board.
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A Call to Action: Free Saudi Feminists
The students of Advocating for Scholars at Risk call upon their fellow students to stand with Saudi Arabian feminists.
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Let’s Raise a Glass to Lowering the Drinking Age
Carla Wenzel questions the efficacy of American drinking laws.
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Why the Plastic Straw Ban Kind of Sucks
Alysha Agarwal argues that saving the planet is going to take a lot more than switching to reusable straws.
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Gauchos Drop Home Opener to CSUB
The women's basketball team was able to come back from a 20 point deficit, yet eventually dropped a close game to CSUB.
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New-Look Women’s Basketball Seeks to Defy Expectations
With the departure of a few of the women's basketball team stars from last year, the new recruits and former role-players which now comprise the squad will look to make sure that the whole is greater ...
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Women’s Volleyball Still Fighting In Final Stretch of Big West Play
Although a postseason berth is now out of play, staff writer Spencer Ault lays out just what the women's volleyball team has to play for this upcoming weekend.
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Azizi Gibson Electrifies Velvet Jones
Though his set was brief, his performance was packed with energy and enthusiasm. The venue itself is probably what contributed to the overall enjoyment of the concert.
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Toro Y Moi Is Blissed Out at SOhO
Toro Y Moi is a total icon, not only in image and cultural positioning but also in diverse musicianship, intimate performative value and sheer, raw talent.
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Jonah Hill Kickflips Into Our Hearts with ‘Mid90s’
Hill was able to create a skate movie without any of the generic tricks and references that frequently plague the genre.
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UCSB Researcher Studies Optimization of Wind Farm Performance
As pressure mounts to find and use cleaner sources of energy, harnessing wind power has become increasingly common. But while wind turbines may be a large prospective source for generating electricity...
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Exploring How Team Dynamics Affect Team Performance
As knowledge work becomes more complex, organizations increasingly assign tasks to teams rather than individuals. Working in teams has become more common in the modern workplace, whether it’s at the...
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English in the Field: Conducting Interdisciplinary Research
Field research is often associated with scientific disciplines, but for several weeks this past summer, six English majors drew inspiration from the natural environment for their writing. In collabora...
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I’m Not Mad, I’m Just Disappointed: Parents Weekend 2018 Report
Well, UCSB’s Parents Weekend came and went, and things were less than perfect. Parents Weekend is supposed to be a time when we can stop having anxiety attacks from econ, pretend like our social liv...
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Now That’s What I Call Stress Eating!
While some may turn to compulsively smoking stogies or crying in the library’s egg chairs during stressful times, freshman Daniel Diaz has taken up a record-breaking stress eating habit.
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Return of the Shack: How To Get that One Night Stand Out of Your Bed
To all you newbies, freshmen or downright nice human beings who can’t get that shacker out of your bed, here are seven ways to get him or her to become the Angel of the Morning!
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In Photos: The Edible Campus Program, featuring Jack Johnson & Henry Yang
The Edible Campus Program, under UCSB Sustainability, celebrated today the groundbreaking of their new community field – The UCSB Edible Campus Program Student Farm. UCSB alumni Jack & Ki...
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Campus Comment: Santa Barbara Weather Galore
This year, the UC Santa Barbara campus has been hit by myriad of weather phenomena. From ashes to heavy rain, it seems like the only thing that hasn’t fallen from the sky is hail (knock on wood)...
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In Photos: A.S. Elections 2018
This year's Associated Students election saw tears of joy and of disappointment. Relive the night below:
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5 Reasons Why You Should Eat More Chocolate
Happy snacking!
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A Week on the Cabbage Soup Diet
Is the cabbage soup diet worth it?
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Get a Piece of One Piece’s Hell Ramen
Are you down for the challenge?
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