Rush Week Needs True Greek Life
Hoagies and stogies. Free Woodstock’s Pizza and hookah. Pretzels and chips.
UC Santa Barbara’s Upset Bid Falls Short to Finish Season
In its final Mountain Pacific Sports Federation match of the regular season, the #5 UCSB men’s volleyball team fell to #1 Pepperdine in four games, 30-24, 30-26, 25-30, 30-25.
Future Freshmen Get Information, Tours at Insight
At Saturday’s Spring Insight open house, prospective freshmen were not pelted with water balloons; however, UCSB staff, faculty and students did hit them with information about the campus.
TGIF Moves Forward With Greener Plans
After two quarters of meetings, crafting guidelines for grants, working on the TGIF website and developing our bylaws, The Green Initiative Fund is moving forward into its third quarter.
SB Splits for Relay, Invite
The UCSB track and field team recorded one win and three regional qualifying marks this weekend while competing in two events.
Legendary Albino Raccoon Dies From Dog Attack
Isla Vista’s illustrious albino raccoon is dead, and as hundreds of local residents mourn his untimely passing, the responsible canine is still at large.
UCSB Drops Two of Three Over Weekend
There were some big hits and near misses for the UCSB men’s tennis team when it hosted three tough matches over the weekend.
AEpi Soccer Tourney Raises $1000 for Chicken Soup Fund
Swift kicks, short sprints and goals galore mesmerized fans and players in this weekend’s fight for fraternity and sorority bragging rights at Alpha Epsilon Pi’s fourth annual soccer tournament.
Gauchos Crack Aggies’ Pitching
If the weekend’s series against UC Davis was any indication of a future Big West rivalry, then collegiate sports fans are in for more excitement next year.