CCC To Weigh In on Housing Projects
The housing boom at UCSB is not stopping with the San Clemente Apartments springing up along El Colegio Road - two other projects in the works propose a total of 323 additional units to house faculty ...
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The housing boom at UCSB is not stopping with the San Clemente Apartments springing up along El Colegio Road - two other projects in the works propose a total of 323 additional units to house faculty ...
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Associated Students Legislative Council approved an unusual request last night and held its weekly meeting outdoors under a twilight sky.
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If you’re around the marine biology area of campus and you bump into a kid who looks to be about 13, stop and say “hello” to the youngest student admitted to UCSB in the last 15 year...
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UCSB is helping faculty members report cases of academic dishonesty - including plagiarism - more easily, while reminding its students to avoid such unethical behavior.
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While many finished this summer, a plethora of construction projects continue campuswide as the school year commences.
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All California college students will be registered to vote in the Nov. 7 election, that is, if the University of California Students Association and the United States Student Association "Students Vot...
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Boasting a lineup of performers such as E-40, Pepper and the Pharcyde, this year's Extravaganza concert seeks to draw in the crowds by expanding its entertainment to include professional skateboarders...
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Released online yesterday, findings in a UCSB researcher's study suggest women know almost at first glance how long they want men around, whether it be for life or for a short fling.
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Despite the presence of a couple naysayers, the 16th Annual Queer Pride Week enjoyed a colorful opening yesterday with its Queer Carnival in Storke Plaza. Attendees were greeted with a massage table, ...
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Nearly 75 students from three California high schools are visiting UCSB this week as part of a Hermanas Unidas program to motivate students to pursue a university education.
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As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Monday marked the start of the fifth annual It Affects Me campaign, which reminds students of the estimated 300 sexual assaults that take place in the UCSB c...
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Student activists joined 35th District Assembly member Pedro Nava and 23rd District Congresswoman Lois Capps in front of the UCen yesterday to speak out against recent federal cuts to education.
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A power outage struck over half of the campus yesterday, leaving many students and staff without electricity until mid-afternoon.
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As mobs of protesters take to the streets in France, many of UCSB's students studying abroad in the European country are left without an education, due to several class cancellations.
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As an antithesis to Isla Vista's Halloween mayhem, a sociology class is planning Chilla Vista: An almost waste-free street fair slated for June 4. Throughout the quarter, students in Sociology 194 hav...
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