Mobility Transport Program seeks permanent student fee

The Mobility Transport Program is seeking a permanent student fee to fund the program.
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A week in UC student news

The DOJ drops appeal of court order blocking UCLA settlement, UC obtains more patents than any other university last year and missing UCB student is found dead.
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SBIFF 2026: Michael B. Jordan talks legacy and career, receives Outstanding Performer Award

Jordan was honored for his dual performance as twin brothers Smoke and Stack in “Sinners,” for which he received critical acclaim and a nomination for Best Actor at the upcoming Academy Awards.
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A week in UC student news

UCLA professor named in Epstein files, federal investigations into UC Berkeley continue, and donated UCSD cadavers were used for IDF medical training.
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Mexican-American author Julissa Arce receives UCSB Luis Leal Award

Author Julissa received the Luis Leal Award for Distinction in Chicano/Latino Literature on Feb. 4.
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A week in UC student news

UCB is designated as a Black-Serving Institution, union members disrupt forum, and the DOJ aims to join lawsuit against UCLA medical school.
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Former UC president discusses higher education, career journey at UCSB

Brimming with football references and medical analogies, former University of California President Michael V. Drake spoke at Campbell Hall on Jan. 22.
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UCSB community holds solidarity vigil for those impacted by I.C.E. amid local raids

Roughly 140 students, community members and staff gathered at Storke Lawn on Jan. 28 in solidarity with people affected by federal immigration enforcement.
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A week in UC student news

UCPD arrests man at UCLA after alleged anti-Muslim threat, UC Berkeley professor carries Olympic torch alongside service dog and UCSC researchers look into AI.
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Former UCSB student convicted of rape, battery

A jury found a former UC Santa Barbara student guilty of three counts related to sexual assault, battery and rape on Jan. 20.
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Former A.S. president sues UCSB for allegedly failing to respond to antisemitic harassment

In early December, former UCSB A.S. President Tessa Veksler issued a lawsuit against the University for allegedly failing to adequately address the harassment she faced.
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A week in UC student news

UC workers’ unions announce strike vote, UCSD researchers aim to reduce liver transplant shortage and a deceased person was found near UC Berkeley housing. 
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Isla Vista resident arrested on child sexual abuse material charges

The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 19-year-old Isla Vista resident on a misdemeanor charge related to child sexual abuse material on Jan. 8.
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Legal battle continues over local pipeline

Throughout the last month, several legal rulings have been made regarding local offshore oil pipelines, which Sable Offshore is trying to restart
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A.S. President mid-year check-in

Associated Students President Le Anh Metzger focused on outreach and hosting community events during fall quarter.
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