SB Bookstore Building Gets New Ownership
The building that houses Borders on State Street was purchased by the SIMA Real Estate Fund for $10 million -- the largest commercial real estate deal in Santa Barbara in over two years.
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The building that houses Borders on State Street was purchased by the SIMA Real Estate Fund for $10 million -- the largest commercial real estate deal in Santa Barbara in over two years.
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The Associated Students Finance Board doled out $60,000 to student groups during last night's meeting.
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Over $5,000 will be up for grabs this weekend at the 15th annual Trout Derby, hosted by the Cachuma Lake Nature Center.
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Despite barricades restricting all beach access, roughly 8,000 revelers celebrated Floatopia on the streets of Isla Vista.
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Congresswoman Lois Capps and county officials spoke in Isla Vista Friday, urging locals to fill out their Census forms.
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Next week's campus election ballot will offer students the opportunity to vote on a new energy efficiency fee.
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The A.S. Environmental Affairs Board hosted a conference on Friday exploring climate change. The event — titled “Our Planet, Our Problem: Approaches to a Climate Solution” — al...
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Santa Barbara's Rental Housing Roundtable held a town hall meeting Thursday to discuss tenant's rights issues in the county.
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The University of California saved almost $15 million dollars in energy costs in the last seven years by significantly reducing its carbon footprint.
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The first annual Santa Barbara Special Olympics three-on-three Basketball Tournament Fundraiser was held yesterday, inviting participants to shoot hoops for a good cause.
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With organic food and goat poop bingo on offer, the first annual Goleta Green Earth Day Celebration is aiming to give students an environmental alternative for their weekend plans.
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UCSB will host a climate change conference today, inviting students, faculty and the general public to discuss the impact individuals can have on global warming.
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Where’s the Stripper Pole? Fri. April 2, 1:15 a.m. – An utterly defeated frat boy was found passed out on the bike path on El Colegio late Thursday night by a patrolling CSO. The CSO woke ...
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Counseling Services is asking students to support an increase in fees in an effort to maintain its quality of services.
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Prospective and admitted students are invited to UCSB’s Spring Insight this Sat. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Campus tours will depart from Davidson Library every 15 minutes throughout Saturday, until ...
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