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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The UC commitment precedes Governor Jerry Brown’s signing of Senate Bill 100 on Sept. 10.
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Beyond its existence as an event space, the MCC is focused on giving voice to students.
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Protestors sang, chanted and cried in resistance to the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance policy” on illegal border crossing.
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Vista Point: Weekly Goings-On in Isla Vista
YOUR FAVORITE WORD ~ FREE ~ I.V.’S FREE ACTIVITY DAY! Join I.V’s Food Co-op for some fresh air and free activities on Saturday, Sep. 22 at 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The activities are hosted by ...
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Four Arrested After Paintball Gun Injures Pedestrian
The men are currently in custody at the Santa Barbara County Jail on $30,000 bails.
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Former I.V. Landlord James Gelb Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor Charge of Disturbing the Peace
Gelb was charged with the misdemeanor after he was recorded yelling profanity at Ethan Bertrand, I.V. Community Services District (CSD) president.
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What Does “Self-Care” Actually Mean for College Students?
In anticipation of the new school year, Laurel Rinehart shares her tips for attaining a physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy college lifestyle.
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Why I Hate Cigarettes
Sanya Kamidi opens up about her fear of addiction and the ever-present temptation of nicotine.
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Jew-ish: The Gray Area of Being a Modern Jew
Hannah Jackson reflects on her experiences to explore the religious, cultural and ethnic nuances involved in identifying as Jewish in America today.
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Gauchos Look to B(Ruin) UCLA’s Top 25 Ranking
Sports Editor Omar Hernandez previews the biggest game of the season so far for the men's soccer team, and what the Gauchos have to do to lock up a win.
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Big West Preview: Women’s Volleyball
Women's volleyball in the Big West conference, previewed by staff writer Spencer Ault.
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Big West Preview: Men’s Soccer Edition
Following the UCSB men's soccer season preview, staff writer Brandon Victor breaks down the Big West conference as a whole.
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Bloom by Troye Sivan: A Mature Leap Toward Pop Stardom
Sivan’s bright, fruitful and flowery imagery subverts the typical masculine pop archetype, perhaps ushering in a new era of artists who reject toxic masculinity and embrace vulnerability.
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Get Your Be-hinds Ready for Hinds
Fresh off the release of their second studio album, I Don’t Run, Hinds will be taking the stage of Santa Barbara’s very own SOhO on Sept. 22.
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Miguel to Elevate the SB Bowl
After a year of touring off of his recent success, and with special guest DVSN along the way for this stretch, the SB Bowl stage is set for a wavy end to the summer.
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UCSB Researcher Works toward Island Restoration
Understanding how to effectively restore an ecosystem after it has been altered by an invasive species is one component of UCSB research Hillary Young’s work.
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Citizen Scientists Help Track Endangered Fish in Unique Project
The project relies on citizen scientists who upload pictures of the giant spotted sea bass in the wild and a powerful algorithm that accurately identifies individuals.
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Fishy Business: Wealthy Nations Overrepresent in Industrial Fishing
The dominance of wealthier countries in global industrial fishing can be highly detrimental for low-income countries that predominantly rely on seafood for nutritional sustenance.
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Local Catcaller To Take Leave of Absence After Recently Learning None of the Women He Harasses Actually Want His Dick
In what has so far been a trying week, local catcaller Steven Johnson released a statement on Monday declaring that he would be taking a personal leave after word broke that none of the women he haras...
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Friend Who Just Bought Eight Ball Still Can’t Pay You Back Those Six Bucks
Claiming that he just doesn’t have that kind of money right now, your friend who just bought a $200 eight ball of cocaine still can’t pay you back those six bucks right now.
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5 Things UCSB Was Already Number 5 In
Now that UCSB has moved up the ranks to stand as the fifth-best public university in the nation, here are five other impressive things that UCSB was already No. 5 in!
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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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In Photos: UCSB PRIDE Drag Show ft. Trixie Mattel
The Associated Students Queer Commission hosted this year's Pride Week at UC Santa Barbara which included a drag show at Campbell Hall. Below our photographer captured some of the scenes, including ...
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An Incredible Experience: Pixar Fest in Review
"Fish are friends, not food." Lobster nachos don't count, right?
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15 Ways to Fight Freshman 15
The Freshman 15 is very real, but that doesn't mean you can't avoid them.
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Take a Bite out of Isla Vista
Enjoy a taste of life at UCSB.
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