Student Health to be relocated after demolition
The proposed lot would be moved to the other side of Ocean Road into a significantly smaller facility — currently the ground parking lot next to the Parking Lot 22 structure.
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The proposed lot would be moved to the other side of Ocean Road into a significantly smaller facility — currently the ground parking lot next to the Parking Lot 22 structure.
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The 95,000-square-foot structure touts 28 rooms, standing as the first new classroom building on UCSB’s campus in 50 years.
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Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista.
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Gonzalez’s experience in both internal and external A.S. roles provide him with the appropriate skills and perspective to dually amend Senate dysfunction and address student needs.
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The needs of the UCSB student community are individually unique, and Lee did not understand this diversity of student concerns nor demonstrated desire to learn.
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The Nexus believes Caveroegusquiza’s solid campaign goals and expansive advocacy work as a leader both inside and outside the EVPSA office, will set her up for a strong tenure as the next EVPSA.
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Osayande is running on a platform to reimagine a more inclusive understanding of community safety, increase transparency and accessibility for the office and advocate for UC Santa Barbara students.
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Of the three presidential candidates, Stein has the most complete combination of understanding what students desire and knowing how to make those needs a reality.
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The sum, held in over 4,400 monetary funds, was collected largely from students and state taxes.
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Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista.
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The town hall created a space for Trans & Queer Commission to hear feedback, and the Queer Fest featured live music, student vendors and a mural unveiling.
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A weekly recap of news highlights from the nine University of California campuses.
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FC2 initially closed on March 19, 2020, when the Recreation Center halted operations at the onset of COVID-19.
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The family shared that the deceased student was laced with fentanyl and transported to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital.
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