Gauchos Struggles Continue Following Blowout Loss at No. 17 Oregon State
In the second game of a three-match road trip, the Gauchos struggles continue as they have now dropped eight straight after 74-49 loss against the Beavers.
Streaking Gauchos Head South To Take on Struggling Trojans
Winners of seven straight, UCSB will put its streak to the test when they take on USC who has lost three of its last four matches and dropped out of the AP Top 25.
Thomas Fire Evacuees Hope To Return Home Soon, UCSB Evacuation Center Remains Open
The Thomas Fire is still raging a week and a half later, but evacuation centers continue to shelter those displaced from their homes.
A.S. Senate Allocates $5,000 to Help Students Head Home During Thomas Fire
UC Santa Barbara Associated Students Senate passed a resolution last Sunday providing funds for students who cannot afford to leave campus to travel home and away from the Thomas Fire.
UCSB’s Naked Voices Appear on Steve Harvey’s Talk Show
Members of UC Santa Barbara’s a cappella group, Naked Voices, appeared on Steve Harvey’s daytime talk show, “Steve,” to show off their forte and end 2017 on a high note.
Art Piece on Campus Asks Students To Confront Sexual Assault
Second-year Jenny Jimenez placed giant letters spelling out “#ME TOO” on the lawn behind Storke Tower as a part of an art final and to help raise sexual assault awareness.
The Economics of Net Neutrality
An in-depth look at the sometimes confusing economics behind Net Neutrality, and how it affects our ISPs.
Increase In Temperature Decreases Manufacturing Efficiency
UC Santa Barbara researchers have shown that climate change will dramatically lower output for the Chinese manufacturing sector.
The Year A Bike Path Was Opened Again
After being closed since the beginning of construction, a bike path has opened up and connected both sides of campus.
BREAKING: UCSB Cancels Finals Week, Postpones Fall Quarter Due to Thomas Fire
The campus will remain open, including student housing, including residence halls and apartments.