UCSB Hosts Sustainability Conference
The UCSB campus has become even more environmentally friendly than usual as it goes green for the 8th Annual UC, CSU, CCC Sustainability Conference.
Santa Barbara Celebrates Summer With Festivities
While many students return home for the extended break, those who stay in Santa Barbara will have plenty to keep them busy this summer.
County Hopes to Find Place for Transient Population
Santa Barbara is aiming to end chronic homelessness by 2017.
Regents Committee Selects New Student Representative
A University of California Regents special committee has nominated UC Irvine undergraduate Jesse Chang to serve as the student regent for the 2010-11 term.
UCSD Scientist Wins Award
A UC astrophysicist has been awarded the prestigious $1 million Shaw Prize in Astronomy for his research on the formation of stars, planetary systems and spiral galaxies.
Nexus Sports Awards
Men’s Coach of the Year: Marty Davis By Matt Connolly Staff Writer Though he has won the Big West Coach of the Year Award for men’s tennis four seasons running, this year’s honor might have been the most vindicating for Head Coach Marty Davis. An unfortunate season-ending injury to junior star Phillip Therp saw the […]
The End of a Reign
So this is it: the last weather of the year. I have so much to say, and so little space, so I guess I won’t say much of anything.
Gotta Go, Isla Vista…Can I Borrow Your Shirt?
Oh, Isla Vista… you devil, you. You always blow my mind. Need a light, baby? Another pillow? Before you turn over and snore, you sex beast of a town, there’s something I want to tell you.
The Last Escape From I.V.
It’s that time. I’ve been able to put it off for almost a week now, but along with Jenni, I am finally facing my very last piece of journalism in the Daily Nexus. Actually it’s my last piece of journalism ever, seeing as how my dad promised to revoke my inheritance if I become a journalist. Considering I already spent it, I figure I should probably quit.
Investigation of Professor Forges Ahead
By now, sociology and global studies professor William Robinson – who circulated online material to his students that compared Israeli soldiers and Nazis – has become the focus of a smoldering national debate on academic freedom.