Local Men Suffer Minor Stab Wounds
Two unrelated stabbing incidents resulted in the hospitalization of two male Goleta residents this past weekend.
Court Sets Dates For Attias Pre-Trial, Trial
On November 15, the court will reconvene at 10 a.m. for “any motions necessary,” and on January 23 the court will meet for any “further readiness and settlements,” Adams said.
Mens Soccer: Santa Barbara Displays Promise in Early Season Matches
Following its victory over UI-C, UCSB ran its record to 3-0 with a resounding 3-1 win over San Diego State.
Culture Shock: It’s Nice to Return to UCSB After a Year Overseas
After a year of studying in Granada, Spain I’ve come home with a whole new perspective on the world, and in this case, on the little things that make my life easier.
UCSB Expands Control Beyond Campus Crimes
Under extended jurisdiction, UCSB students are accountable to the university for serious crimes perpetrated on or off campus.
A Whirlwind Tour of Unemployment, Poverty and Violence
Trip was two weeks of exposing us to the complexity of problems in Eastern Europe and Israel and the need for tolerance among all groups.
Supervisors Settle District Dispute, Accept New Lines
The 3rd District retained Isla Vista and most of Vandenberg Air Force Base despite pressure from Urbanske and Gray to move I.V. into the 2nd District and to keep Vandenberg as part of the 4th District.
Freeloading at UCSB, or How To Get Your Eating Essentials on the University’s Tab
In college, simply filling your stomach can be an arduous adventure. There are thousands of ways to spend money locally, and especially downtown, mostly at overpriced bars and restaurants.