Spike in Fire Alarms, Emergency Calls After First Week of School
Emergency calls and triggered fire alarms at UC Santa Barbara have spiked in the last week since school began, the Santa Barbara County Fire Department said.
Thoughts and Prayers Aren’t Cutting It
Hannah Jackson confronts the reality of gun violence in America and advocates for stricter gun control policies.
How SZA Captured the Secret Anxieties of Modern Women
Laurel Rinehart discusses SZA’s latest album and the unique emotional qualities that set it apart from other musical works.
Isla Vistans Share Fears, Frustrations After Mass Shooting in Las Vegas
Community organizers quickly arranged the event after hearing the news early this morning. For many, the tragedy brought back feelings of terror that the small town of Isla Vista experienced only three years prior.
The Reality of Trump
Ali Abouesh examines President Trump’s actions thus far and urges readers not to become complacent in the current political climate.
Isla Vistans Will Host Memorial to Honor Lives Lost in Las Vegas Shooting
During Tuesday night’s vigil, organizers hope they can offer an open, welcoming environment for community members to share their thoughts.
Biology II Building Evacuated, No Injuries or Damage Reported
One fire engine and an ambulance from the Santa Barbara County Fire Department arrived at Biology II at 12:25 p.m., and found out that the building was under construction.
Gauchos Fall to Irvine 4-1 in Second Game of Conference Play
UCSB falls to 0-2 in conference play after another 4-1 loss this time coming against favorites to win the Big West, UC Irvine.
Men’s Soccer Continues Strong Offensive Showing Against Winless Highlanders
UCSB improves to 2-0 in conference play after defeating winless UC Riverside 3-1 at home.