UCSB Readies for Pacific, CSUN
Now that the preseason is over for the UCSB women’s soccer team, the players have to lace up their cleats and take care of business.
State Senate Approves CSUCI Land Trade
Governor Gray Davis recently passed special legislation allowing a property exchange between California State University Channel Islands and private landowners.
10 Clowns Slither Onstage at Goleta Circus
Ten people are running for five city council seats in a non-existent city that will probably go broke.
Santa Barbara Looks to Kick 206-Minute Scoreless Streak Versus Fullerton, Cal Poly
After a frustrating weekend when the UCSB men’s soccer team tied a game and dropped another while outplaying both opponents, the Gauchos are primed for the start of Big West play this Friday.
Forum Addresses Future UCSB Shoreline Housing
Isla Vista Town Hall meeting addresses UCSB plans for development on its west- and north-campus properties – located at Ellwood shores, an environmentally sensitive habitat area protected under the California Coastal Act.
Men’s Waterpolo: Gauchos To Play in Northern California Tourney at Stanford
UCSB is currently riding a three-game winning streak and should be able to brush aside any threat the Lions may pose on Saturday at Stanford’s new Avery Complex.
Officials Consider SB Water Quality
Contaminants lurking in the water of local creeks and oceans persuaded public officials to hold a forum on water quality Thursday night at the Santa Barbara Main Library.
Artsweek Calender
Thursday More than just a pretty face. The UCSB Women’s Center Art Gallery holds the exhibition entitled “I am …” Women Defining Themselves Through Culture. An opening reception will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. and admission is free. More than just a pretty space. The Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts forum plays host to […]
Tying Up Loose Ends
“‘Theater as rock concert’ is the easiest tagline we have come up with,” said organizer and performer Jason Burnstein. “Although it is pretty much impossible to explain what it is.”