Hannah Jackson

Hannah served as the Editor-in-Chief from 2019-2020 and was previously Social Media Manager and Opinion Editor. She is a dancer, an avid napper and has killed every succulent she ever owned.

April 11, 2019

Comedian Jaboukie Young-White to Bring Standup to I.V.

By Hannah Jackson

In an era that demands political activism, Young-White’s brand of comedy is hitting the mark day after day. So do yourself a favor and come see him in action on April 18 in I.V. Theater.

April 10, 2019

Letter from the Editor | A Call for Civility During Divestment

By Hannah Jackson, Harper Lambert

Opinion Editors Hannah Jackson and Harper Lambert issue a reminder that dissent does not excuse hate speech.

March 13, 2019

Breaking: Literally Nobody Tried To Bribe Their Way Into UCSB

By Hannah Jackson

In a shocking scandal, it was revealed that the United States Department of Justice has charged 50 people in six states for paying bribes for entry into elite universities. These bribes helped otherwise unqualified child...

March 12, 2019

The Joffrey Presents: Not Your Grandma’s Ballet

By Hannah Jackson

Each piece challenged the conventional notions of ballet as an art form and left smiles plastered on the faces of the attendees (even that of the most chagrined Dance 45 student).

March 12, 2019

Profiling Peter Saraf: The Man Behind Little Miss Sunshine

By Hannah Jackson

A producer's reflections on the Oscars, mainstream movies and following his passion for film.

March 7, 2019

Healthcare in College is a Total Headache

By Hannah Jackson

Opinion Editor Hannah Jackson dissects the difficulty of dealing with medical side effects while also being a full-time student.

February 14, 2019

Argument in the Office: Genuine Feminism, or Just for Profits?

By Hannah Jackson, Laurel Rinehart

Opinion Editors Hannah Jackson and Laurel Rinehart debate whether Urban Outfitters' line of sex products is a feminist accomplishment or a ploy for profit.

February 13, 2019

68 Block Myth-Busters

By Hannah Jackson

Secrecy clouds the enigmatic residents of the 68 block. Not much is known about the mystifying barefooted beings who dwell its streets, but nevertheless, rumors swirl about. We here at Nexustentialism went undercover to ...

January 24, 2019

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Shares Optimism at Granada Theatre

By Hannah Jackson

The event invited Albright to speak about her experience as Secretary of State and her take on foreign policy.

January 23, 2019

Dear Father, The Search for a Husband is Fruitless

By Hannah Jackson

Dearest Father, It is with utter chagrin and sorrow that I must report back such tragic news. I write this letter to you during Winter Quarter of my third (3rd!) year of university and I have yet to find a suitable husba...

January 17, 2019

Guns Trump Lives: Is It Even Worth Living In America Anymore?

By Hannah Jackson

Hannah Jackson compares her experience in a gun-regulated country with her experiences in the U.S.

January 16, 2019

‘Vice’ Puts Dick Cheney On the Silver Screen

By Hannah Jackson

“Vice” is a far cry from any other biopic of the time period, and, quite frankly, should not be compared to other dramatizations of political events or careers.

January 7, 2019

“Tampons Shouldn’t Be Free,” Cry People Who Don’t Menstruate

By Hannah Jackson

Following a recent announcement that the university will begin offering free menstrual products in the Chi-5 residence halls, a group of offended men emerged from their mothers’ basements and flocked to the internet co...

November 26, 2018

Local Man Has Fish Picture on Tinder Profile

By Hannah Jackson

In order to gain an edge over the stiff competition of the god-like surfers and pretty-boy frat stars of Isla Vista, local man Connor Stewart has added a picture of him holding a dead fish to his Tinder profile.