Jewish community members, university administrators, Santa Barbara police departments and local leaders met to discuss antisemitic acts at Hillel on Jan. 31.
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Several students and Associated Students members spoke during the Senate’s public forum about the impacts that recent events have had on Jewish community members.
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Voting numbers hit 7.15% on Feb. 4, passing the amended voting threshold by .15%.
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Panelists representing the campus organizations each brought their own perspectives on sustainable fashion.
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Thriving Initiative creates mural about recovery for survivors of interpersonal violence at I.V. Community Center
The mural itself was designed and created by survivors of interpersonal violence, and other community members.
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8 Isla Vistans submit candidacy for Community Services District Board of Directors
IVCSD is appointing one candidate to its board after Ethan Bertrand stepped down as director to serve on the Goleta Union School District Board in December 2022.
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UC News
A weekly recap of news highlights from the nine University of California campuses.
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Ask AJ: How to be a functioning student
AJ addresses your questions about how to be a functioning student.
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U-Mail: Is spring coming yet?
Amidst Groundhog Day, Maya Salem wonders when spring will greet Isla Vista.
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U-Mail: Quick, take a picture!
Maya Salem admires the beauty of memories not captured by a camera.
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Norris shows out at home as the Gauchos defeat the Roadrunners
The Gauchos caught fire against Cal State Bakersfield, forward Miles Norris provided the biggest impact scoring at will.
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UCSB women’s water polo starts season hot, winning 5 of 6 games at Winter Invite
The UCSB Women's water polo team impressed in their games taking care of business at their first tournament.
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NFL one seeds advance to host conference championships
The NFL conference championship games are set. Will Mahomes be superhuman per usual?
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Tracks of the Month: January 2023
Here are some of our Artsweek writers' favorite tracks from January!
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In Review: Mac DeMarco’s “Five Easy Hot Dogs”
DeMarco's newest album, “Five Easy Hot Dogs,” which was released on Jan. 20, 2023, pays homage to the cities he visited; each song was recorded and mixed in their respective destinations.
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The Carsey-Wolf Center showcases the cinema of multispecies encounters
The Carsey-Wolf Center hosted “The Cinema of Multispecies Encounters” on Jan. 26, an event held at the Pollock Theater that screened three films that were shocking to say the least.
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Simply Stated: How Powerful is ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is foreign waters. There is a possibility for more school systems to regulate or even ban the use of the program. With how realistic the results are to human-made products, the differentiatio...
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Campus Point: New and Exciting Research at UCSB
A look at AI in ecology, sustainability in marine biotech, and love in an industrial world.
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“Implicit Bias in Healthcare:” A Webinar hosted by the Health Professions Association
UC Santa Barbara’s Health Professions Association’s Inclusivity & Outreach Committee hosted a webinar to highlight implicit, unconscious and structural bias in healthcare, on Jan. 21.
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In Photos | The Experience of Studying Abroad in Europe
For some students, studying abroad represents an opportunity to enhance one’s experience within their major by studying it from a new perspective in a new country. However, for others, studying abro...
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In Photos | Downtown Sound: Carly Rae Jepsen at The Arlington Theatre
Garnering a crowd of all ages, concertgoers with a penchant for pop flocked to Carly Rae Jepsen’s stop along State Street at The Arlington Theatre. Jepsen sang in Santa Barbara for one night during ...
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In Photos | Stearns Wharf’s 150th Anniversary
The photos below capture some events from the 150th anniversary of the historic Santa Barbara landmark Stearns Wharf.
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Social media chefs are cooking up a storm
Whether or not viewers at home actually follow through with these chef's recipes, though, doesn’t matter — some are perfectly content with leaving it up to the experts.
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Kuy Teav: A Cambodian noodle soup that will warm your heart
Cozy up with a bowl of kuy teav, a Khmer noodle soup resembling Vietnamese pho, but distinct enough to be its own separate dish.
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New restaurants, notable closures and food news in and around I.V.
The Daily Nexus On the Menu Team wants to ring in the new year by highlighting some recent changes in Santa Barbara’s restaurant scene.
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