Regents Approve Nonresident Enrollment Cap
The University of California Board of Regents approved an 18 percent cap of nonresident enrollment across the UCs on Thursday.
Beloved Community Conference in Isla Vista Aims To Strengthen Community, Foster Dialogue
The second annual Beloved Community Isla Vista Conference will be held this Friday and Saturday at the I.V. Community Resource Building, providing residents with a celebration of the I.V. community through workshops and presentations.
Why the UC System Should Divest from Fossil Fuels: a Response to Nathan Prisco
Emily Williams responds to an article published yesterday on why UC should divest from fossil fuels, with a point by point counter on why she believes the UC system should divest, as a symbolic gesture that shows the UC’s support for the future of their students.
The Friday Review: This Old Dog by Mac Demarco
Mac’s attitude toward love has evolved as well. Rather than his past approach of charming the listener into a false fantasy of love, here he has been through enough of it to have a better understanding.
Monologues Document Experiences of the Undocumented
Over 80 students gathered in the MultiCultural Center lounge for a spoken word event on immigrant experiences Tuesday evening.
Extravaganza ’17 Coming to Harder Stadium Sunday
UCSB’s A.S. Program Board will hold its 38th annual Extravaganza festival this Sunday at Harder Stadium all day, from 1-7 p.m., with headliners Schoolboy Q, Tinashe and GRiZ.
U.S. Interferes in North Carrillo Lunch
Chaos ensued last week when a local office for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration booked Carillo’s Mountainview Room for a staff meeting.
Psychology Professor Honored for Lifetime of Contributions
The research of applied psychologist Richard Mayer lies at the intersection of cognition, instruction and technology.
Conservation Efforts To Improve Public Health
Ecologists collaborate on the relationships of conservation, biodiversity and infectious diseases in communities.
Beloved Cartoon ‘Samurai Jack’ Comes and Goes
The show made its long-awaited return in March. But the show’s return is also indicative of a current trend in the television landscape: the appeal to nostalgia.