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January 31, 2019

UCSB Hosts 4th Annual Immigration Week

By Nyah Scott

The allyship-based event encouraged attendees to put up posters supporting undocumented students.

January 31, 2019

Living History Project Revived by Dedicated Second-Years

By Sanya Kamidi

Second-years Frances Woo and Christine Hoang have instilled new life in the 2000 project.

January 31, 2019

UAW Meets With Administration in Impromptu Meeting, Demands UCSB Solve Back Pay Issues By Feb. 1

By Evelyn Spence, Sanya Kamidi

Members from one of UCSB's student-worker unions met with Chancellor Yang on Tuesday to demand a resolution to UCPath’s ongoing issues.

January 31, 2019

2.2 Percent of Student Body Has Voted in EVPSA Special Election

By Simren Verma

This is A.S.’s third attempt to elect an EVPSA since Spring Quarter 2017.

January 31, 2019

A.S. Senator Petitions for Hot Food Bar on Campus

By Isabell Liu

Karmes-Wainer used the petition as a way to gauge the community’s response to the hot bar as a potential senate project.

January 24, 2019

From Idea to Impact: Grassroots Campaign Class To Plant Itself on Campus

By Max Abrams

The course will focus primarily on developing skills to create momentum and develop tangible action in a community.

January 24, 2019

UCSB Greek Life Works To Mend Relationship with Administration and Students Alike After Series of Shutdowns

By Sean Crommelin

Ashlock said student leaders within Greek organizations have taken more initiative in fostering relationships with administration.

January 24, 2019

Ray Alonso Appointed Judicial Council Chair, Plans To Focus on Accessibility and Empathy

By Sanya Kamidi

Raymond Alonso was appointed Judicial Council Chair at the Associated Students Senate meeting on Wednesday evening.

January 24, 2019

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Shares Optimism at Granada Theatre

By Hannah Jackson

The event invited Albright to speak about her experience as Secretary of State and her take on foreign policy.

January 24, 2019

Ng Is Sole Candidate Remaining in EVPSA Special Election

By Simren Verma

In a third attempt to elect an EVPSA, Rachel Ng is the sole remaining candidate running to fill the vacant position.

January 23, 2019

Zierer Drops Out of EVPSA Election, Ng Now Running Unopposed

By Evelyn Spence

At least eight percent of the student body must vote for the election to be valid.

January 21, 2019

CalFresh Team Announces Changes in SNAP Benefits Caused By Gov. Shutdown

By Isabell Liu

The UC Santa Barbara CalFresh Team announced this past Thursday that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will be distributed early for the month of February, just one of the effects the record-breaking gov...

January 18, 2019

Senate Votes in Support of Paying A.S. UCSB Employees “Living Minimum Wage”

By Sanya Kamidi

The resolution demands that the $15 minimum wage be applied to all UC workers, regardless of the number of hours that they work.

January 17, 2019

I.V. CSD and STESA Finalize Agreement for Resource Center in I.V.

By Arturo Martinez Rivera

The I.V. CSD finalized an agreement during its Jan. 8 meeting to open a survivor resource center in I.V. in collaboration with STESA, a organization that addresses sexual assault in Santa Barbara.

January 17, 2019

Letters & Science Runner-Up Senator Sworn In During Wednesday Meeting

By Sanya Kamidi

Gabriella Shofet was sworn in as the newest Letters & Science Senator on Wednesday evening.

January 17, 2019

Two Candidates Declare in Third Attempt To Elect EVPSA

By Evelyn Spence

Two new candidates have declared candidacy for the EVPSA special election, neither of which is the previous candidate of two quarters, Madeline Loudon.