Campus Events To Educate on Black Culture

UCSB has kicked off Black History Month with an array of cultural and historical events, with more on the way.

Kids To Help Restore Isle Habitats

Elementary school children will soon contribute to habitat restoration efforts on Anacapa Island thanks to a grant to promote sustainability and education.

A.S. Considers Rove Opposers

The Associated Students Legislative Council discussed several matters of business at last night’s meeting and entertained a heated debate over Karl Rove’s scheduled appearance at UCSB this month.

Bullock Storms the Riviera

If Sandra Bullock had it her way, she’d be taking the 200-liter bottle of Chopin Potato Vodka at the door of Arlington Theatre last Friday night back home with her.

The ‘Human Does the Cha Cha Cha

So, the Weatherhuman was thinking today (dangerous, I know), and what’s up with the combination letters “ch”?

Going Greek!

Tucked away in a strip mall and almost entirely eclipsed by a Sizzler, the location is not exactly Santorini, but the authentic Mediterranean fare, friendly service and warm atmosphere of Mediterra Café might just whisk you away to the Greek isles.

Gaucho Swingers Get Going

The UCSB men’s tennis team split matches in Utah this weekend, losing to #62 Brigham Young on Saturday and beating #53 Utah 4-3 on Sunday.

SJP Harassment Claims Are Baseless

Lately there have been letters to the Daily Nexus about Students for Justice in Palestine being harassed and having their Gaza Awareness Week display vandalized. While I do not condone vandalism, the display in front of the UCen was extremely biased and did not reflect the overall situation.

Discover the Food of the Gods

Jumbo Squid Fill Residents’ Fishing Boats

An influx of giant squid off the shore of Santa Barbara has sparked the interest of seasoned fishermen and locals alike.