MPSF Playoffs Arrive
The #7 UCSB men’s volleyball team is anticipating a match of such proportions Saturday against #6 Brigham Young in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament Quarterfinals. Though the stakes may not be as monumental as the fall of an empire, a trip to Malibu for the semifinals is just as cool.
Don’t Worry About the IVFP, The Law Will Back You up
The UCSB Police Dept. recently ticketed a large number of students on bicycles for running a stop sign where the bike path crosses a road. Their concern for student safety is commendable, but even so, proper procedure needs to be observed.
UCSB Officials Reject 8 of 17 Eviction Appeals
The university has denied eight of the 17 recently evicted residents of Santa Cruz Residence Hall an appeal, forcing them to now pack up and leave their rooms by 2 p.m. today.
M.Tennis: Santa Barbara Seeks Return to Big West Glory
The UCSB men’s tennis team will write what it hopes is not the final chapter in a long, winding season this weekend at the Big West Championships in Indian Wells, Calif.
Join in Today at Campbell to Remember the Genocide
April 24 marks the 90th year since the genocide in Armenia that took the lives of over 1.5 million people. The Armenian Student Association and the Armenian Sisterhood Organization have come together to commemorate the lives lost and bring awareness of the event to the UCSB community.
IVRPD Agrees on Preliminary Budget, Office Renovations
The Isla Vista Recreation and Park District (IVRPD) is trying to make the best of a tight financial situation, having approved a preliminary plan to budget its time and money during the next fiscal year.
W.Tennis: #2 Seeded UCSB Thinking Big in Championships
A conference championship, an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament and a little bit of respect are all at stake for the resurging UCSB women’s tennis team this weekend at the Big West Tournament.
‘Green Power’ To Rev Up Earth Day
This Earth Day, local environmentalists are trying to make the owners of gas-guzzling automobiles green with envy with a celebration showcasing the latest trends in hybrid vehicles and alternative fuel sources.
Softball: SB Rides to Pacific on Win Streak
As she gets closer to the end of her senior year and her best offensive season with UCSB, senior first base Lindsey Herrin and the rest of the Gaucho softball team look to continue its five-game win streak this season as it heads to Stockton to face Pacific in a three-game series this weekend.
Tech Research Earns Professor Prestigious Prize
Distinguished visiting professor Ram Rao was awarded the $1 million Dan David Prize for his research in material chemistry. Rao shares the prestigious award with Harvard University chemist George Whitesides and chemical engineer Robert Langer of MIT.