After a bruising three-game series at Cal State Fullerton where they were on the business end of the mercy rule twice, the UCSB softball team returns home to continue Big West play against Central Coast rival Cal Poly this weekend at Campus Diamond.
With organic food and goat poop bingo on offer, the first annual Goleta Green Earth Day Celebration is aiming to give students an environmental alternative for their weekend plans.
UCSB will host a climate change conference today, inviting students, faculty and the general public to discuss the impact individuals can have on global warming.
Having lost their last two matches against Northridge, the UCSB women’s water polo team hopes that the third time’s the charm this Saturday against the Matadors. Despite their recent woes against CSUN, the Gauchos are confident going into Saturday’s game, and for good reason.
Where’s the Stripper Pole? Fri. April 2, 1:15 a.m. – An utterly defeated frat boy was found passed out on the bike path on El Colegio late Thursday night by a patrolling CSO. The CSO woke the inebriated man, who stood up, walked straight toward the closest apartment and walked in. When the officers arrived […]
Counseling Services is asking students to support an increase in fees in an effort to maintain its quality of services.
Prospective and admitted students are invited to UCSB’s Spring Insight this Sat. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Campus tours will depart from Davidson Library every 15 minutes throughout Saturday, until 3 p.m.
“Excuse me, guys? Yeah, you, come over here for a second. I really need your help. Thanks for stopping.”
“What’s up? What do you need?”
“I’m looking for some ass next year.”
The county’s decision to blockade I.V. beach access points and patrol waters on Saturday is extreme — and borders on a violation of our rights.
Local law enforcement, county officials and a small crowd of students met at I.V. Theater last night for a public forum regarding the county’s plans to stop Floatopia.