TPS To Pursue Parking Rate Increase
Four years after receiving its lock-in fee, Transportation & Parking Services is now asking students to increase the rate they pay – despite resistance from its oversight board.
Pushing the Envelope
“Are you over 21?” I had no idea why the portly guy who works the front desk at the desolate-looking building I’d been sent to with six tapes to send up on a satellite feed from Century City to Chicago was asking me whether I was of age or not.
Wall Street Wunderkind
The business world offers endless opportunities for upward mobility, a recently graduated business economics major told the ‘human.
Hippie Hill Is a Haven
Buying drugs is a chore, a proverbial thorn in one’s backside.
Matadors Lasso Slumping Gauchos
The hard-luck #4 Gauchos continued their downward spiral last night, extending their first losing streak of the season to three games as they dropped a 3-1 decision to #11 Northridge.
Bond Measure 1B Funds To Expand U.S. Highway 101
Southbound commuters frustrated by Highway 101 congestion may soon see some relief, but their northbound counterparts will not be so lucky.
Rhythm & Rhymes
Black History Month went out with a slang Tuesday, Feb. 27 with Universes’ Universe’s “Slanguage,” presented by Arts & Lectures.
Sexual Assault Is Not a Partner to I.V. Party Scene
As a female student at UCSB, I wanted to respond to Witton’s letter, in order to make sure she is aware of just how much damage she’s doing.
Tournament Stake Looms as SB Closes Out Season
The UCSB men’s basketball team returns home this week with hopes of securing a first round bye in the Big West Tournament.