Sustainable UCSB Building Gains LEED Honors

November 27, 2006 by

Long-term efforts to make UCSB "greener" are paying off, as a national environmental group recently commended one more campus building for its unique, eco-friendly design.
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Prop Aims to Boost School Funding

October 24, 2006 by

During the November election, voters must decide if they want $10.4 billion of their money to go toward numerous public school infrastructure renovations.
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CalPIRG Pushes Text Legislation

October 11, 2006 by

The beginning of the quarter textbook rush is just about over, but California Student Public Interests Research Group and Congressman David Wu have not stopped their investigations into high textbook ...
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Fight Night Film Fouls Out

October 6, 2006 by

Pi Kappa Alpha's Fight Night - UCSB's most widely attended event - has taken a jab from two Stanford students who recently created an Internet video parodying the lifestyle of UCSB students.
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Law & Society Major Enters Provisional Ban

October 2, 2006 by

A decision made last year barring aspiring law & society students from the major begins this fall and will run indefinitely.
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Chabad Event To Aid Katrina Victims

January 25, 2006 by

With a few spare minutes today and a couple of simple knots, UCSB students can help provide those who were hit hardest by Hurricane Katrina with some much-needed warmth.
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UCSB Exhibits Work of Noted Architect

January 11, 2006 by

Models, sketches and designs created by international architect Santiago Calatrava arrived in Santa Barbara yesterday with the opening of the University Art Museum's new exhibit, "Santiago Calatrava: ...
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Broida Bike Path Opens as East-West Link

January 1, 2006 by

After two and a half decades of planning, bidding and construction, the Broida Expressway bike path finally celebrates its grand opening at 10:30 a.m. today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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UCSB Anticipates Tutu’s Future Lecture

October 27, 2005 by

In preparation for Nobel Prize-winning, anti-apartheid leader Archbishop Desmond Tutu's lecture next week, UCSB Arts & Lectures will screen the documentary "Long Night's Journey Into Day" for free thi...
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Women’s Club Soccer: Gauchos Dominate at UCSB Invitational

October 19, 2005 by

After hosting its second annual invitational tournament this weekend, featuring the top teams in the region, the UCSB women's club soccer team remains undefeated. The Gauchos played Long Beach on Satu...
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Women’s Club Soccer: SB Hosts Weekend Tourney to Test Undefeated Record

October 12, 2005 by

Although it is still early in the UCSB women's club soccer season, one statistic stands out in addition to its impressive undefeated record. In just four games, the Gauchos have outscored opponents 26...
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Museum Blasts to Past With Psychedelic ’60s Exhibit

October 7, 2005 by

The University Art Museum is flashing back to the days of hippies, political protests and music as it becomes a part of "High Society." The museum opened its new fall exhibits, "High Society: Psychede...
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Yearly Brief Notes Crime Fluctuations for UC Campuses

October 5, 2005 by

The 2004 UCSB Clery Report, released Tuesday, shows a major decrease in larceny-theft and drug law referrals from last year, but an even greater increase in forcible sex offenses and liquor law referr...
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Bio Dept. Welcomes New Building

September 30, 2005 by

The Life Sciences Technology Building (LSTB) has finally opened its doors this fall after almost three years of construction delays, giving faculty a brand-new home for research.
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