UCSB Anticipates Its Home Finale, Will Host UC Davis
The Gauchos look to ride the momentum of a 2-1 win over Sac State which put them back in first place in the Big West North as it takes on UC Davis.
Blast From the Past: Rookie Flashbacks of Today’s NBA Stars
The 2017-18 NBA season is among us. With there being a slew of rookie talents making their debuts this season, it was only right to look back at the first time today’s superstars stepped onto the court to start their pro careers.
Men’s Water Polo Concludes 3-Match Road Trip at Conference Foe LBSU
The Gauchos are in search of their first GCC win of the season as they prepare to go head-to-head with
Pressure Mounting Upon UCSB, Need Wins at UCD & CSUF
In order for UCSB to qualify for the postseason, it needs to win its final three Big West games of the year beginning with UC Davis tonight at Aggie Stadium.
New Pardall Stoplight Causes Students to Lose God Complex
Three weeks into the school year and the controversial decision to install a traffic light on Pardall has seemed to pay off.
‘El Elotero’ Not Allowed to Sell Food on Campus Since Start of Quarter
Due to Health and Safety policies, Hijinio Camacho is prohibited from selling on campus with the OSL and campus organizations until he obtains new off-campus vendor permits.
Lawsuit Dismissed Alleging CSD Inappropriately Discussed Financial Issues
Gabriel Pragin, community organizer and ex-candidate for the I.V. CSD board of directors, dismissed his lawsuit against the local government last Friday, according to the court records.
Governor Brown Signs Bill Making First Year of Community College Free
California Governor Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 19 (AB 19) Friday, making the first year of community college free for California students.
Isla Vista Recreation & Park District Moves Forward With Plans for Recycled Water
The Isla Vista Recreation & Park District directed staff to move forward with a project that will bring recycled water to I.V. parks at a meeting last Thursday.
Governor Vetoes Bill Codifying Obama-era Title IX Policies
Governor Jerry Brown vetoed Senate Bill 169 (SB 169) on Sunday, refusing to codify former President Barack Obama-era Title IX sexual assault policies in California schools.