Student Walkout Planned for Trump Inauguration Day
The Santa Barbara Student Activist Network is hosting the “National Student Walkout Against Bigotry & Hate,” and it is one of many college campus marches that will occur throughout the nation in one week.
‘Arrival’ Makes a Smooth Landing at Pollock
‘Arrival’ stresses the coming together of people in spite of differences, the circularity and recurring connections of all things.
‘La La Land’: A Hollywood Story Turned to Cinematic Gold
Los Angeles is essentially its own living and breathing character, leading the audience to believe that the film is as extravagant as the city itself.
Local Gluten-Free Crossfit Trainer Takes Vow of Silence, Leaves Scientific Community Uprooted
In what will certainly go down as a cornerstone development of the 21st century, scientists at the University of Science in Siberia met Monday morning to discuss the unthinkable.
Uncertainty for Undocumented as Inauguration Looms
With eight days until inauguration, undocumented students throughout the UC face an uncertain future.
Brown: More Funding, Less Aid in the UCs
Gov. Jerry Brown proposed higher funding for the University of California in his budget proposal released Tuesday, allocating $146.7 million more to the UC system.
Children’s Center Benefits From New Funds
Surrounded by foam letters, cubbies and a model igloo, kids at the Children’s Center in Goleta painted their names with colored ice cubes on Monday morning.
UCSB Freshmen Applicants Hit All-Time Record in 2017 for New Class
UCSB has set a record for the highest number of first-year applicants, up six percent from last year with a total of 81,782 applications.
