KCSB’s Ted Coe celebrates 25 years with the station
After a quarter century, Ted Coe reflects back on his time with UCSB's radio station, KCSB.
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Features & Essays

After a quarter century, Ted Coe reflects back on his time with UCSB's radio station, KCSB.
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With waves and smiles from the bands, it felt like we just made new friends. But maybe that’s just the magic and chemistry of a place like Isla Vista and the people it produces.
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Eric Beltz worked with his students to combat plant blindness and bring awareness to UCSB's lack of an arboretum.
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“Those are my favorite memories of going to UCSB, the mountain shows. They’re so special,” Isla Vista musician Jack Corliss said.
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Created by members of UC Santa Barbara's film fraternity Delta Kappa Alpha, "Reel Talk" is a student-produced talk-show parody.
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Founded in the 2000s, the entirely student-run organization has taken charge of the contemporary musical theater scene on campus.
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The film is a grand, ambitious piece that examines the way an immigrant is chewed up by America.
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Over the span of one year, UCSB alum Liam Ereneta’s content creation journey has grown to unfathomable heights.
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Raíces de mi Tierra is UC Santa Barbara’s folklórico group, and is a completely student-funded and student-run organization.
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Artsweek’s Latina editors delve into their experiences with Hispanic media representation in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
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As the streaming war rages on, platforms have been grappling with the decision of release format — a decision that is inconsistent across providers.
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The independent, student-created film tells a story of rock ‘n’ roll, lifelong family friendships and the kind of chaos that can only happen in your 20s.
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For local bands, Isla Vista’s expansive, unparalleled music scene is integral to the college town’s culture.
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During Women’s History Month in March 2024, the Daily Nexus spoke with women from multiple campus organizations about their experience in the media industry.
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“The Salt on our Skin” and “841” were created by UCSB students through the Coastal Media Project nine-week summer program.
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