The Show Must Go On: How Zoom Became A.S. Program Board’s Newest Venue
For the Associated Students Program Board, shifting in-person performances to digital spaces to comply with the state’s stay-at-home orders did not come easily.
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For the Associated Students Program Board, shifting in-person performances to digital spaces to comply with the state’s stay-at-home orders did not come easily.
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The Senate now plans to meet this Friday at 11 a.m. and again on May 3 at 6 p.m.
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The results of the census affect a decade’s worth of congressional representation and federal funding in communities.
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Going forward, the UC Investments team is committed to growing its investments in sustainable practices such as renewable energy, waste conversion, sustainable agriculture and technology.
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Students will not be charged withdrawal or cancellation fees and will have the option to either transfer their applications to the spring or apply for the Fall 2021 term.
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The Nexus presents its annual "Best Of" voting for 2020!
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Residents who do not own face coverings can receive one for free at the Santa Barbara Administration building lobby, the Santa Barbara Health Care Center or the Santa Maria Health Care Center.
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Two-thirds of the 71st Senate must vote in favor in order for a recall election to be held in Fall Quarter 2020.
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This year, the Nexus reached out to members of the Isla Vista and UC Santa Barbara community and asked them to write about how they will be memorializing those who lost their lives.
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The UC has currently been allocated $260 million through the federal C.A.R.E.S. act, $130 million of which was allocated to campuses for the distribution of emergency grants for students.
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Early in his career, Muñoz worked as a secondary school teacher, a community college advisor and served as a Marine.
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If a new test has not been implemented by 2025, the testing requirement for California students will be eliminated altogether.
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Study Hall did not answer multiple phone calls made late Thursday night while the business was still open.
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Despite the controversy about Beasley during the 70th Senate meeting, his swearing in came and went with little fanfare.
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Transparency and availability in A.S. posed a challenge this spring with a remote quarter, but Adam led the Senate’s shift to weekly Zoom meetings and deemed the transition a success.
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