Canvas to replace Gauchospace by Fall 2023
The transition away from Gauchospace has already begun, with nearly 200 courses having already made the switch to Canvas.
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The transition away from Gauchospace has already begun, with nearly 200 courses having already made the switch to Canvas.
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In the months following the arrest, the researcher continued his work with student researchers in the Vision and Image Understanding Lab.
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The chapter and collegiate members violated a number of university and Fraternity policies.
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Testimonials on the 2&2 program’s website underlined its importance to the student community.
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Peterson was arrested in Carpinteria, at a house he did not reside in, for alleged possession of control child pornography and booked with a $50,000 bail, per police records obtained by the Nexus.
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Three months after his arrest, the researcher is still employed by UCSB.
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The Regents discussed topics such as federal loan forgiveness, a new dual admissions program, military weapons on campus and transfer student reports.
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UC Santa Barbara’s disabled students program peer notetaking services program will still be available for students who cannot utilize the university’s adaptive technology options.
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The board of supervisors’ decision follows months of attempted mediation between the two parties.
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UCSB instead opted to promote what they describe as “adaptive technology options” such as using a Smartpen or Glean.
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The Learning Pavilion is still on track for occupancy in Spring Quarter 2023.
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The Port Hueneme resident pleaded guilty in April to attempted kidnapping and multiple counts of indecent exposure.
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The former student is still under investigation for potential charges in the future as law enforcement continues to review footage from multiple cameras.
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The University of California Board of Regents convened on July 20 and 21 in-person at UC San Francisco Mission Bay.
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The undertaking was funded entirely by Munger and constructed by architects of his choosing.
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