Board of Supervisors honors UCSB Nobel laureates

The SBC Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution to commend UCSB physics professor emeritus John Martinis and physics professor Michel Devoret for their 2025 Nobel Prize in physics.
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Immigrant rights activist speaks on immigrant justice in higher education

Immigrant rights activist Ju Hong spoke on his experiences as an undocumented immigrant and fighting for immigrant justice.
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UCIMM provides free immigration legal services to university community

UCIMM provides free immigration legal services with the goal of supporting the entire university community by expanding legal equity
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“People’s Hearing” addresses federal oil and gas leasing plan

The EDC hosted a “People’s Hearing” to discuss and raise awareness of the federal government’s plan to open the California coast to new offshore oil and gas development. 
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Associated Students, local organizations advocate for immigrant rights

A.S. hosted a “Protect Your Peers” week to raise awareness and provide resources on the rights of undocumented and international communities.
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A.S. S.A.G. mid-year check-in

The 2025-26 Associated Students Student Advocate General spoke with the Daily Nexus regarding her work supporting vulnerable student populations during fall quarter. Fourth-year sociology major Sydney...
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Roger’s Tacos prohibited from public pop-ups, expresses hopes to restart

Roger’s Tacos, a family-owned pop-up restaurant in I.V., has been prohibited by the SBC Public Health Department from holding public fundraising events.
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Student arrested at UCSB Library for invasion of privacy

A UCSB student was arrested at the library for a misdemeanor violation of criminal invasion of privacy on Nov. 18.
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UC Regents recap: Regents vote to increase tuition, approve funding for UCSB housing

The UC Regents voted to increase tuition costs based on inflation and approved funding for UCSB's East Campus Housing during its Nov. 18-20 meeting.
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Caribbean Student Association brings back ‘Black Wednesdays’

"Black Wednesdays” is an event that began in the mid-1980s and aims to raise awareness on the presence of the Black community on campus.
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Former student employees sue ICON Apartment supervisors, alleging sexual assaults and discrimination

Two plaintiffs have filed civil lawsuits against Article Student Living, which operates the ICON Apartment buildings in Isla Vista.
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AFSCME goes on strike

AFSCME went on strike on Nov. 17 and 18, picketing at various locations across the UC Santa Barbara campus
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AFSCME, CNA to strike next week

Two unions representing workers at the University of California will strike next week, from Nov. 17-18.
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Sherrilyn Ifill speaks on reimagining American democracy

Sherrilyn Ifill delivered a lecture on reimagining American democracy, the role of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the concept of citizenship.
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November CalFresh benefits to be available in full

The County Department of Social Services announced CalFresh benefits for November have been processed, and that beneficiaries will see full benefits on Nov. 7
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