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In response to public uproar over the Chumash Tribe’s attempt to acquire additional public land through an application submitted to the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), tribal chairman Vincen...
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Third District Supervisor Doreen Farr, Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown and County Public Works Director Scott McGolpin joined together in Pescadero Park for a ribbon cutting ceremony in celebr...
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Researchers at the UCSB National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) have identified a number of ways nature affects humans in intangible ways, such as through cultural contributions ...
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Dressed as zombies, over 200 volunteers gathered in Santa Barbara Courthouse Sunken Gardens to dance in a flash mob to Michael Jackson’s hit song “Thriller” on Saturday, raising funds for variou...
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Students will march from the Arbor to Isla Vista in a rally entitled, “Stop the Shame,” addressing issues of sexual violence, which can become even more prevalent during large-scale I.V. festiviti...
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The Isla Vista resident found dead Saturday morning has been identified as 22-year-old UCSB communication major Brandon Colin Schmidt from Alameda County.
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UCSB Career Services hosted a career panel for humanities and liberal arts majors at 3 p.m. in Career Services 1109 on Thursday. The panel addressed questions posed by students in fields outside of th...
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Presidential Chair and Professor of Information Studies at UCLA Christine Borgman spoke on the impact of contemporary data-sharing research at the Social Sciences and Media Studies Building on Friday....
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With its high ceilings, impeccably white walls and pristine pine floors, UCSB’s Art, Design and Architecture Museum welcomed guests to its opening reception last Friday, unveiling five new art exhib...
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The Silk Road Ensemble, a Grammy-nominated collective of musicians from multiple continents and musical traditions, celebrated the 15th anniversary of its conception last Thursday, with an evening per...
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A death occurred on Del Playa Drive this past Saturday at 9:45 a.m. when Isla Vista Foot Patrol received a call of an unresponsive individual and found the individual deceased upon arrival, according ...
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On Tuesday, Arts & Lectures screened the award-winning documentary “Dirty Wars,” a film providing a glimpse into the United States’ covert wars around the globe from the angle of an investig...
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UCSB alum Sabrina Ricci recently launched a web startup called Write or Read, a service that seeks to provide independent authors with metrics and better insight on how readers interact with their wor...
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With Halloween approaching in less than a week, preparations by students and law enforcement are already well underway, with officials anticipating roughly 40,000 party-goers to join the annual Isla V...
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Greeks 4 Kids, an Isla Vista charity that uses resources from UCSB fraternities and sororities to aid organizations seeking to educate underprivileged children, plans to hold their second in-kind dona...
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