Oscar Uriel Escobar: Putting a Face Behind the Voice of the Voiceless
Andrew McMaster provides an in-depth profile of fellow Gaucho and activist Oscar Uriel Escobar.
5 Good Places to Cry at UCSB
Here is a list of good public places to let loose a few tears … you simp.
Detained Skateboarder Faces Resisting Arrest Charges
A UC Santa Barbara student whose forceful detainment in the Arbor went viral two weeks ago will be going to court during Spring Break to face charges of resisting arrest.
UCPD To Cut Down on Deltopia Fencing Due to Spring Insight
The university will not use its usual chain-link fences during Deltopia in April, as the informal street party will fall on the same weekend as Spring Insight.
Bike Lanes Expected to Reopen in Spring
Students can expect to bike by the library again when Spring Quarter rolls around.
New Print Lab to Open in Music Library this Spring
A new print lab will open in the Music Library this Spring Quarter, the Collaborate Student Support Center announced Wednesday.
Top 8 Places to Break Out into Song and Dance on Campus
But with the impacted space on the UCSB campus, where does one go to pretend they’re on an open golf course and fully channel their inner Zac Efron?
Gauchos Road Woes Continue With Series Loss at BYU
The UCSB baseball team is now 2-9 away from Santa Barbara after suffering three losses in a four-game series at BYU.
Gauchos Set To Host Two Tough Opponents This Week
The UCSB men’s tennis team continues the tough schedule ahead as it will host the TCU Horned Frogs on Monday and then turn its attention to the Gonzaga Bulldogs on Wednesday.
UCSB Wins Two Out of Three This Past Weekend
The Gauchos find their way back to .500 on the season after a 2-1 weekend record helped them get back into a better groove.