In Unemployment Limbo, UCSB Resident Assistants Demand Support from the University
While a limited number of students will be living in campus apartments during fall quarter, only 18 of 99 RAs originally offered positions still have jobs.
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While a limited number of students will be living in campus apartments during fall quarter, only 18 of 99 RAs originally offered positions still have jobs.
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The body of the pilot has been taken to the Channel Islands Harbor, and the Santa Barbara County Coroner's Bureau will be investigating the death.
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The event, attended by nine people, was hosted by the local chapter of the national environmental justice group Sunrise Movement.
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Thursday’s Cops Off Campus Rally drew a crowd of over 100 students, instructors and community members who assembled at I.V. Theater around noon before marching through I.V.
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Leonard B. Levine, Galoustian’s lawyer, said after the Sept. 30 hearing that Galoustain will officially receive his sentence of 18 years in state prison at the October hearing.
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As of the most recent survey in June, 113 people are experiencing houselessness in I.V., an increase of 44 individuals since January 2020.
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The search for Deborah Nicholson — the plane’s pilot and sole passenger — was originally handled as a search and rescue but is now being handled as a missing person investigation.
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Kareen Louis, the assistant director of the Office of Black Student Development, remains the sole career staff member currently with the office.
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UCPD is currently investigating these crimes. Anyone with more information can contact the department at (805) 893-3446.
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Named the Roy T. Eddleman Center for Quantum Innovation, the center is expanding upon the work of UCSB’s quantum science program.
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Goleta Union School District schools will stay fully remote until Santa Barbara County moves down to Tier 3 in Governor Newsom’s reopening plan.
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Yao will replace UCSB’s Interim Police Chief James Brock in early fall quarter.
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The university jumped one spot in the public university category and four spots in the national university category compared to last year’s rankings.
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While supervisors can bring a non-urgency ordinance back at any time, the six-week delay may be a missed opportunity.
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Despite setbacks, the California State Lands Commission continues to plug Platform Holly’s well bores with coil tubing and cement during the pandemic.
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