The executive order stated that while the strike created further delays and problems for the association’s functions under the IVP’s purview, she has failed to complete the duties of her role sinc...
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Under the tentative agreements, the majority of postdoctoral students will receive salary increases between 20% and 23% by October 2023.
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Ultimately, UCSB didn’t execute the bulk of the campus development plan that it spent nearly a decade crafting with community members and local governments.
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Organizers welcomed students past De La Guerra Dining Commons’ entry swipe station, allowing them to enter and eat at the dining hall without swiping.
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UC union strike continues into second week
Coordinated protests took place at noon today across all UC campuses.
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UC News
A weekly recap of news highlights from the nine University of California campuses
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Goleta Union School District facing occurrences of anti-Blackness among students; prompting community concern
The reports were first addressed in a Nov. 7 public statement from Healing Justice Santa Barbara
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Editorial: The UC is a public institution. Why do staff and student needs continue to be unmet?
The UC as a whole has systematically failed its most integral and important members.
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Editorial: The UC is a public institution. Why do staff and student needs continue to be unmet?
The University of California has long posited its mission as one that serves society as a center of higher learning by advancing knowledge and research, aimed at ensuring equitable access and opportun...
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Tomato soup for the soul (and for the Earth)
Ashna Ahmed considers how the public reception of recent climate protests reveals our desensitization.
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UCSB baseball alumni looks to make his MLB debut
Noah Davis, former UCSB pitcher is set to make his Major League debut for the Colorado Rockies.
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From free throws to fiction: UCSB basketball alum publishes second book
Former UCSB basketball player JD Slajchert publishes his touching novel based on the experiences of his close friend's parents.
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The Gauchos make their first fall on the road
After a bad shooting day for the Gauchos, they fell just short to Northern Arizona in a closely contested match.
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Staff Writer Favorites: Top 10 albums of 2022
Staff Writer Lorna Kruesel shares her top 10 albums of 2022!
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Multiple Generations of Laughology Comedy at Embarcadero Hall
Whether you want to see seasoned comedians hone their craft or newcomers try their hand at the nerve wracking task of telling jokes to a large audience, Laughology has a lot to offer students.
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Slipping into the industry: Emmett Malloy’s journey to music manager
“Straight out of a funny, young comedy movie” is Emmett Malloy’s apt way of describing his dive into the music industry representing soft-rock cult favorite Jack Johnson.
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Campus Point: New and Exciting Research at UCSB
A look at mental health, laser manufacturing, the evolution of desirability, and food footprints.
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Simply Stated: How Do You Lessen The Toll Of A Sugar Rush?
While it’s important to enjoy these Howmoments while they last, there is one important thing to watch out for, which is a major glucose spike when you subconsciously munch on some Sour Patch Kids or...
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Simply Stated: Why Do People Faint at the Sight of Blood?
Vasovagal syncope, a type of reflex syncope, is the most common reason people faint. Vasovagal means caused by the vagus nerve while the term syncope refers to the act of fainting.
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Spiritual man takes pride in killing his ego
Observing his surroundings with a newfound sense of superiority, he swelled with pride knowing that he was simply better than the mindless drones of the world around him.
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UCSB students to be featured in Thanksgiving Day Parade
“We just really love parades,” club founder Turr Keybut explained. “They’re the only part of life that goes by slowly. Sometimes, you just have to appreciate that about them.”
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Thanks for bringing your moms this weekend
This year, I especially want to thank everyone who invited their mom for Parents’ Weekend, and I want to assure you that we had a lovely time together last night.
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In Photos | Downtown Sound: Carly Rae Jepsen at The Arlington Theatre
Garnering a crowd of all ages, concertgoers with a penchant for pop flocked to Carly Rae Jepsen’s stop along State Street at The Arlington Theatre. Jepsen sang in Santa Barbara for one night during ...
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In Photos | Stearns Wharf’s 150th Anniversary
The photos below capture some events from the 150th anniversary of the historic Santa Barbara landmark Stearns Wharf.
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Photo Story | A Different Kind of I.V.
Local band Modern Genre shot its first music video, “A Different Kind of I.V.: A Tribute to Isla Vista, CA,” in Isla Vista in April. The Nexus captured photos of the behind-the-scenes process of t...
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Salmon Wellington: A terrific turkey alternative
I sought to make a Thanksgiving main dish that incorporates complex flavors and is everything turkey is not: something with moistness and rich flavor that still feels ceremonious and special without n...
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Persimmon and plum crumble: a foolproof fall dessert
Stand out at the Thanksgiving dessert table with this melt-in-your-mouth fall treat!
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So you got invited to friendsgiving…
You got invited to a Friendsgiving. Great! Only one issue: You don’t know how to cook. We're here to help with a few easy-to-make ideas to bring to a potluck!
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