As Students Disappear From Campus and I.V., So Do Their Jobs
For many student employees who send money home or juggle multiple jobs to pay their way through college, paid administrative leave or remote work study isn’t enough.
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For many student employees who send money home or juggle multiple jobs to pay their way through college, paid administrative leave or remote work study isn’t enough.
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For the first time, both the Associated Students election campaigning and results night took place remotely as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the shift to remote instruction.
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The Nexus will be updating this page with live results from the A.S. Elections, which will begin at 8 p.m.
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The production of face shields on campus is just one example of how skilled students, researchers and scientists are uniting to help the community through the coronavirus pandemic.
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The emergency fund aims to help cover temporary housing, moving and storage costs due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The facility area where the individual was working will be deep cleaned and individuals who were in the area at the same time are being contacted.
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Voting opens Monday, April 20 at 8 a.m. on G.O.L.D., and ends Thursday, April 23 at at 4 p.m.
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The Daily Nexus endorses Daevionne Beasley to serve as the next A.S. President.
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The Daily Nexus endorses Lea Toubian for external vice president for local affairs.
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The Daily Nexus endorses Melissa Perez to serve as the next student advocate general.
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The Daily Nexus endorses Alia Reynolds for the position of EVPSA.
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The Daily Nexus endorses Tianna White for internal vice president.
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Some summer courses are traditionally held online each summer, but with the transition to fully remote instruction, courses designed to be taught in-person will now have to be adjusted to online as we...
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Santa Barbara County will award one recreational dispensary license to the top applicant in each of the county’s six “community plan areas,” including Isla Vista.
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Both organizations provide financial relief to students through various means and can use the total $80,000 to help students experiencing financial hardship.
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