‘Chos Remain Winless in Big West Play After UCI Loss
Still winless in Big West play, the No. 11 UCSB women’s water polo team lost yet another conference game after being defeated by UC Irvine.
Gauchos Fall to Matadors in Series Rubber Match
The Gauchos endured their fifth loss in their last six games after dropping their series to CSUN over the weekend.
University of Manchester Intergenerational Projects Group Tackles the ‘Loneliness Crisis’
A group of students that hold parties in a Manchester bar for around sixty older people four times a year, as well as monthly film afternoons for up to thirty.
Impact Journalism Day: Students are Fighting for the Future
By writing about these innovative projects, the 20 participating student newspapers, show the collective force that the media has to catalyze change.
UC Berkeley Startup ‘SafeSpace’ Works to Promote Mental Health Awareness
UC Berkeley students are developing a website and mobile app to connect campus students experiencing mental health issues with other students who face similar experiences.
Sciences Po Refugee Assists Asylum Seekers in France
The organization, Sciences Po Refugee Help, aims to materially and immaterially improve the living conditions of refugees.
Deltopia Crowds Up, Arrests Down From Last Year
Deltopia crowds were estimated to be as low as 6,000 and as high as 8,000 this year, up from approximately 3,500 the year before, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office (SBSO).
Pitt Pantry Addresses Rising Food Insecurity
The Pitt Pantry’s customers are only a handful of the thousands of college students who visit campus food pantries across the U.S. — and that number has ballooned in recent years.
Literal River of Alcohol Runs Through DP During Deltopia
This year’s alcohol-infused festivities included the creation of a lazy liquor river through the crowded street.
Yemeni Nobel Laureate Visits UCSB
Tawakkol Karman, the first female Arab and Yemeni Nobel laureate, came from Istanbul to discuss tyranny, terrorism and the Arab Spring.