UCSB Plans for Construction of New Residences

March 7, 2006 by

Four UCSB construction projects are currently in the works in an attempt to give the campus a new look and provide more housing for its growing population. The projects include the Sierra Madre Apartm...
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Novel Project Uses Worms to Produce Compost Fertilizer

February 6, 2006 by

Local businesses are thinking outside the box by throwing their waste into one - complete with slimy worms, of course.
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Women’s Center To Offer Workshop for Final Abrams Prize

November 15, 2005 by

With funding for artists already rarer than a Nicolas Poussin painting, students will now only have one more chance to receive money from the Abrams Art Prize. The prize, which will be discontinued af...
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Library Goes Wild With Revamp

October 31, 2005 by

The southwest side of Davidson Library received a little horticultural care Saturday afternoon when members of the Environmental Affairs Board (EAB) weeded out invasive plants and replaced them with m...
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Group Presents Sustainability Plan

October 6, 2005 by

UCSB will take the first step toward sustainability today, with the help of an outside firm hired to whip the campus into environmental shape. Students, faculty and staff can hear a presentation from ...
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Insurance Puts Brakes on TAP

September 28, 2005 by

After six months of a successful faculty and staff car-sharing program, students are still unable to use the resource they originally spearheaded, due to funding and insurance problems.
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T-Shirt Switch Shows Campus Inner Beauty

March 2, 2005 by

Some students wore their shirts inside out Tuesday - for reasons besides not having time to do laundry. As part of the National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Healthy Eating and Living (HEAL), a stud...
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Biking, Boarding Violators Can Take Class to Avoid Fee

February 28, 2005 by

The UCSB Police Dept. started a new bicycle and skateboard safety program Feb. 14 to give those who receive bicycle or skateboard citations an opportunity to take a $35 class on pedestrian safety inst...
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Human Wall To Show Pathways’ Risk to Disabled

February 16, 2005 by

Students cruising through the Arbor on foot, skateboard or bike today will be met by a human wall armed with signs that read, "Bikes Are Replaceable, But I'm Not." The Associated Students Commission O...
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Library Holds Book Sale Tomorrow

January 18, 2005 by

Moving down means moving up for the Davidson Library book sale, which will be held on the building's first floor this year to better accommodate prospective book buyers
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