Santa Barbara Tramples Broncos
The UCSB women’s basketball team rebounded from a tough loss to one of the nation’s top teams with a road victory over Santa Clara last night.
Chill Park Event To Host Bands, Organic Produce
Harvesting the power of the sun while providing some music fun, organizers of this weekend’s Chilla Vista festival expect a crowd of over 800 people to attend this quarter.
Union Labor Wants Increase to a Livable Wage
In reference to articles that have appeared recently in local publications, I would like to comment on negotiations between…
Gauchos Hit Road to Avenge Last Season’s Loss to Loyola Marymount
Two days removed from the buzzer-beating shot that lifted the UC Santa Barbara men’s basketball team over University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and into the team’s best start in over a decade, the Gauchos are still fired up.
Visitors To Grasp Nanotechnology
In the cutting-edge science of nanotechnology, size matters.
Vegan Diets Provide a New Choice to Murdered Meats
In response to Carly Jo’s letter (“Meat Lovers Need to Learn About PETA’s Documentary,” Daily Nexus Nov. 28), I would like to compliment Ms. Jo…
Housing Office To Give Tips to Tenants
Before students dash off to Mom and Dad’s holiday bash this season, the UCSB Community Housing Office advises everyone who is heading home to take safety precautions to protect their belongings that will remain behind in Isla Vista.
UCSB Alums Mentor I.V. Teen Rappers
Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, it’s rapping time – at least for a few Isla Vista teenagers who are two months into a new program designed to teach them how to craft and construct a rap album.
Dr. Death
Not to support terrorism or anything, but I really don’t agree with the fact that a doctor was sentenced to 25 years in prison for allegedly conspiring to help treat injured al-Qaida fighters.