SJP To Move for Divestment a Fourth Time
The Associated Students Senate will hear a resolution demanding the divestment from companies involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict starting at 6:30 p.m. today, May 10, in Corwin Pavilion.
Why UCSB Should Not Divest From Israel
A letter to the editor from Gefen Laredo in response to The Bottom Line’s “Why UCSB Should Support Divestment.”
Celebration or Appropriation? The popularization of Elote
The popularization of cultural foods and its effect on the cultures themselves.
Measure O Passes, Will Fund I.V. Park Services
Measure O passed Tuesday night with approximately 80 percent of Isla Vista voters choosing to approve the special tax to fund additional park services in I.V.
Students Advocating for Fossil Fuel Divestment Stage Sit-in, Meet With Chancellor Yang
After hosting a sit-in at Cheadle Hall for almost 36 hours, student leaders are currently meeting with Chancellor Henry T. Yang to gain his support in urging UC Regents to divest nearly $3 billion from fossil fuel companies.
UCSB Preps For Road Match Against St. Mary’s
UCSB travels to face St. Mary’s at 3 p.m. hoping to pick up its fourth straight midweek victory behind the arm of freshman left-hander, Ben Brecht.
Student Trains Homing Pigeons After Breaking iPhone
Columbidae, whose phone was broken in a bike accident, says he got the idea when he looked up from the pavement and saw a pigeon staring at him.
Just Because We Don’t Like it, Doesn’t Make it Hate Speech
Brian Wheat discusses the principle of free speech, and why he believes what constitutes “hate speech” is in fact, subjective.
A.S. Publications Renamed After Staff Member Who Passed Away
Over 50 staff and students gathered outside of Corwin Pavilion on Friday to rename the print shop after David Miller, a UC Santa Barbara staff member who died in March.
Double Downer: Gauchos Drop Double-Header to Lose Series vs. UC Davis
Despite collecting a victory in the series opening game, UCSB was swept in the final two games of its series versus UC Davis.