Two Door Cinema Club Brings Spring to Santa Barbara
Jack Garratt, Grouplove and Two Door Cinema Club used their enthusiastic presences to entertain an amphitheater of dancing wine moms, and college kids who wanted to re-live their Tumblr indie years.
Newly Discovered Microorganisms Possess Self-mutating Gene
Paul Blair and David Valentine of UCSB’s Marne Science Institute teamed up with UCs and found microorganisms that can self mutant.
UCSB Researchers Find New Causes of Extinction
A group of UC Santa Barbara researchers collaborated on a project combining several disciplines, including ecology, economics and conservation biology. Their objective was to examine and analyze many of the species that are threatened due to their high market value.
‘Edge of Seventeen’ Showcases Realistic Teen Angst
With her character’s personal problems well established, Steinfeld is able to convey the struggles experienced by average high school students, showing passionate emotions on screen.
Research Discoveries Lead to Art of Science Competition
The Art of Science initiative recognizes the creative and experimental nature of science and challenges UCSB researchers to visually communicate the beauty inherent to scientific investigations.
UCSB’s Drug Policy Aims to Enhance and Cater to the Student Athlete Experience
According to the university’s intercollegiate athletics handbook, “The goal of UCSB’s Drug Education, Prevention and Testing Program is to promote a drug- and alcohol-free environment for the intercollegiate competitive program.”
Top Seed at Stake: No. 42 UCSB Faces No. 44 Cal Poly in Reg. Season Finale
With the postseason approaching, the No. 42 UCSB men’s tennis team is in perfect position to make a deep run as it is currently on a nine-game winning streak and possesses peak momentum going into its bout against Blue-Green rival Cal Poly.
Gauchos Seek to Beat Rival Cal Poly to Maintain 7-Match Win Streak
Rising within the Big West standings, the UCSB women’s tennis team carries its seven-match win streak into the traditional Blue-Green rivalry.
Not Defined By the Dime: The Transformation of the 1
The role of the point guard has managed to evolve heavily throughout the past decade leaving Sports Editor Sean White to examine those changes and how it has affected the NBA landscape.
Winless Worries: UCSB and CSUN Look for First Conf. Wins in Season Finale
Despite being guaranteed to finish with an overall winning record, the Gauchos will look to attain their first conference win to gain some momentum before the Big West tournament next weekend.