Fifty-one new COVID-19 cases were reported in I.V. on Saturday through UC Santa Barbara Student Health alone
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The incentives include gift cards and coupons for and from local Isla Vista businesses to support the local economy while increasing testing.
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The university awarded Alex Johnson a posthumous Ph.D. just 48 hours after his passing — a process that usually takes several months.
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1,000 Undergraduate Students Set To Move Into University-Owned Apartments This Weekend
All new students will be required to take a COVID-19 test upon arrival, sequester for one week and be re-tested at the end of the week.
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UC System Plans for In-Person Instruction in Fall 2021
The UC’s statement on Monday marks the first systemwide announcement of a return to in-person instruction.
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Andy Ruiz for Associated Students President
Ruiz has the experience and vision to carry UCSB through its third student body presidency of the 2020-21 academic year.
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This is America: A Brief Spotlight on the Political Theatrics of American Democracy
Toni Shindler-Ruberg discusses what we should take away from the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol.
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We Must Impeach and Remove Trump in Order to Reunite this Country
Nathan Lee calls on the senate to remove Trump from office.
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Hold Big Tech Responsible for Capitol Hill
Kristen Wu calls for accountability from big tech for the recent storming of the Capitol.
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A Hopeful Future for US Soccer?
The hype surrounding the current crop of United States players is reaching heights unheard of in U.S. Soccer
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Gauchos Fall to 0-2 in Conference Play After Tough Loss to Anteaters
After a 21-10 third quarter advantage, Irvine easily cruised en-route to its 69-56 victory over Santa Barbara.
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Former Gaucho Shane Bieber Takes Home Coveted Cy Young Award
Bieber led or tied all other MLB pitchers this season with his outstanding performance in earned run average (ERA), strikeouts and wins
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“Script to Screen”: In Conversation with “The Big Short” Screenwriter Charles Randolph
Matt Ryan was joined by screenwriter Charles Randolph for an engaging conversation about his work on “The Big Short," a true-crime comedy that takes place during the financial crisis of 2008.
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In Review: Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” Offers Far Greater Frustration Than Spectacle
“Tenet'' is not a good film but a collection of interesting ideas let down by the muddled, disjointed nature of its writing.
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The Top 10 Most-Hyped Action Movies of 2021 (So Far)
What follows is a comprehensive list of the most anticipated action films, and yes, I have taken extreme liberties with the definition of “action film.”
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Cancer and Chemo From a Wider Lens
Boddy began studying comparative oncology hoping to understand why some species are better equipped to weather cancer than others.
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The Wolf, the Dog and the Man
Four different methods were tested using the remains of domestic dogs, grey wolves, coyotes and various types of foxes.
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New Mobile COVID-19 Testing Unit Set Up in Santa Barbara
Because the location of the testing site isn’t stationary, greater coverage is provided by the unit, as it can be moved based on the current distribution of COVID-19 cases at the time.
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National Guard Calls in CSOs For Inauguration Security
WASHINGTON –– Following the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, extensive security measures have been planned for the inauguration proceedings this Wednesday. Chief among these is the choice...
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Weekly COVID-19 Test Recipients Growing Bold, Kinky
UCSB recently made the decision to reopen select university-owned apartments for Winter 2021 in what we can only assume is an attempt to stop hemorrhaging money. The selective application process allo...
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Storke Tower Receives Vaccination, Grows 3 Inches
“The lengthening effect was witnessed almost immediately,” said the Student Health nurse who administered Storke the vaccine. “As was a slight increase in girth, though those effects have yet to...
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In Photos | I.V. Houseless Residents Vacate Anisq’Oyo’ Park
As the encampments in Anisq’Oyo’ Park were removed, the camping area at the People’s Park continued to see an increase in occupancy.
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In Photos | Election Day in Isla Vista
Daily Nexus photographers documented scenes at polling places in I.V. throughout the day.
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In Photos | As Students Return for Fall Quarter, Maskless Parties Draw Hundreds to Del Playa Drive
In light of the start of fall quarter at UCSB, the Nexus followed up on previous reporting that documented maskless parties and large gatherings in Isla Vista at the end of August.
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Roasted Carrots with Orzo, Chickpeas, and Tahini Drizzle
With the weather cooling down, this cozy dish is such a comforting meal after a long day of online classes!
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Raw Cider Pickles
There’s literally only one step to making these amazing, crunchy pickles.
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Seven Days of Salads
Here are seven exciting salad recipes to give your week a healthy spin!
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