UCSB graduate student Jesse M. Bernal has been nominated to serve as the new student voice of the University of California.
This Fall Quarter’s 4,700 incoming freshmen will be part of the most diverse class UCSB has ever seen.
Beginning July 1, California drivers will be required by law to go hands-free with their favorite on-the-road accessory – cell phones.
UC Police Dept. officers are looking for a black male thought to be in possession of a handgun near the San Nicolas Residence Hall.
A correction on my final day, what are the f-ing odds? This sucks, but now that my reign is over, I’ve gotta ask: How the hell did I not get fired or cause a protest? I mean, I was pretty damn offensive, including Monday’s attempt at inciting a riot. Oh well. The opinion editors let […]
Colorful, rainbow tulips to the Supreme Court of California for finally making gay marriage legal. No more “Brokeback Mountain” jokes, we promise. Rude, ignorant turds to David Horowitz for singling out the Muslim Student Association and accusing them of supporting terrorism. Just wait until we take out an advertisement against you, Mr. “Horror-witz.” Warm, open-armed […]
When I first heard about UCSB’s plan to expand campus housing for graduate students, I thought it to be a positive step forward for our community. Then I looked at the numbers for the San Clemente Villages and quickly became disappointed with the new housing option.
Are you mind-controlled? That’s the question that Lost Film Fest video-jockey Scott Beibin wants an answer to, at least according to the advertisements for the unique, world-traveling, decidedly liberal show that landed – in the form of a strange, flashing saucer-like object – in front of Storke Tower on Monday evening.