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October 7, 2021

Students, Santa Barbarans, Local Politicians Participate in Women’s March for Reproductive Rights

By Atmika Iyer, Holly Rusch

State Senator Monique Limón congratulated high school- and college-aged marchers for being civically engaged and fighting for their rights.

October 3, 2021

Students and County Residents March Against ExxonMobil’s New Oil Trucking Plan

By Atmika Iyer

The protestors marched through downtown Santa Barbara chanting, “No more Exxon, no more oil. Keep the carbon in the soil.”

September 30, 2021

Back to My Favorite Dining Hall, Ortega

By Lauren Huang

What is your favorite dining hall? Ortega Also Ortega Ortega again All of the above (don’t forget Ortega!!) View All Comics

September 30, 2021

In Photos | National Hispanic Heritage Month: A Celebration With La Santa Cecilia

By Pia Ramos

As students made their way through bike traffic between classes on the first day of school on Sept. 23, 2021, Storke Tower echoed with music performed by La Santa Cecilia. La Santa Cecilia, a group from Los Angeles, pl...

September 23, 2021

The First Tomb Raider

By Luca Disbrow

In the end, he never played it. View All Comics

September 20, 2021

In Photos | Student-Run Businesses Find a Home in I.V.

By Syd Haupt

September 16, 2021

Advice for Incoming Freshman

By Video Editor, Evan Cacatian

September 15, 2021

Do Alpacas Spit?

By Luca Disbrow

Gimme a beat. View All Comics

September 7, 2021

Meatier Shower

By Luca Disbrow

One step forward, three steps back. View All Comics

August 31, 2021

Little Influences

By Luca Disbrow

A right angle is always right. View All Comics

August 25, 2021

Unusual Encounter

By Luca Disbrow

You ever go out to pick up your mail and get caught like this? View All Comics

August 21, 2021

In Photos | The Summer Under The Pandemic 2021

By Kaiyi Yang

After seeing a decline in COVID-19 cases for three months, there is a rise in cases among members of the campus community driven by the delta variant. To help reduce the spread of COVID-19 on campus and in the community,...