Pho Eatery, Clothing Store Launches Recently in I.V.
Isla Vista food fanatics and fashionistas alike have reason to celebrate since a new Vietnamese restaurant, as well as a designer boutique, have opened in the past month.
Crash Events to Mooch on Free Food
I was skating to the office one Saturday afternoon when I noticed an event going on in Storke Plaza.
Regular Season Concludes as Gauchos Aim to Improve Upon Tournament Seeding
After a tough weekend on the road, the #13 UCSB women’s water polo team comes back home today for its season finale against #3 USC.
Extension of Measure D To Appear on 2008 Ballot
County officials met in Santa Maria yesterday to decide the fate of Measure D, and with it, the future of transportation in the county.
Non-Partisan A.S. Candidate Is Voice for the Students
I suppose you can say that it is the Daily Nexus that has gotten me here, running for an elected office in student government – not my job at the Nexus, but rather the columns and letters to the editor this year that called students to act instead of sit back and complain about issues that affect the UCSB community.
Tough Competition To Invade Uyesaka
Riding a season-high four-game win streak, the UCSB baseball team will play host to one of its toughest opponents of the season as #20 UC Irvine comes to town for a three game series.
SPF Needs More Support to Keep Beaches Clean
In response to the popularity of the Environmental Affairs Board’s Earth Day Festival, I would like to highlight the important work of another environmentally friendly organization on campus – the Shoreline Preservation Fund.
Cold Streak
Sidney Crosby, the Lebron of the NHL, is out of the playoffs. Not that anyone was paying attention anyway. Wasn’t the ice supposed to melt by now?
Students’ Party Takes Active Role
One question that seems to be on everyone’s mind is what’s the difference between the Students’ Party and the Other Peoples Party.
OPP Gets Down With UCSB Student Body
“Blue or green? What’s the difference and which party should I vote for?”