Master Plan To Bring New Multi-Use Facility
A private development company will begin construction of a building on the corner of El Embarcadero and Trigo Road this winter, the next step in the county's plan to redevelop Isla Vista.
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A private development company will begin construction of a building on the corner of El Embarcadero and Trigo Road this winter, the next step in the county's plan to redevelop Isla Vista.
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Three UCSB professors have been named fellows of the American Education Research Association, an organization that honors outstanding research in the field of education.
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The Associated Students Legislative Council debated the upcoming A.S. spring elections during Wednesday night's five-hour meeting.
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In a startling turn of fate, Isla Vista's famed Pirate discovered a hidden treasure map inscribed on his harmonica and, following its clues, found his missing eye.
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A flock of snowy plovers -- an endangered species of bird native to the Santa Barbara coastline -- is believed to be responsible for the death of one of the docents sworn to protect them.
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UCSB freshman Haywood Jablomi announced Thursday that he deserved to get into Berkeley and will attempt to transfer next year.
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Floatopia may be shut down due to rumors of a "sea monster" roaming local waters.
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Professors shocked and shamed the campus community this week as news emerged that a UCSB Faculty Legislature retreat ended in massive property damages and a stunning display of academic binge drinking...
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Mustachioed officers from the Santa Barbara Police Dept. flaunted their facial hair in front of a panel of judges at Chino's Tacos on State Street Monday night.
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UC Santa Barbara's crisscrossing bike paths have earned the campus a Bicycle Friendly Business Gold Award from the League of American Bicyclists.
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A UC Berkeley faculty member has been chosen by UC administrators to help resolve recent incidents of intolerance on the UCSD campus.
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UCSB history associate professor Gabriela Soto Laveaga recently released a book examining the origins of the oral contraceptive pill.
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A number of UCSB buildings are at risk of collapse or severe damage should an earthquake occur, according to a recent study.
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A Web site dedicated to comedic photographs of life in Isla Vista has become an overnight hit with the Gaucho community.
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UCSB's Financial Aid Office has received $750,000 in memory of alumnus Kevin Christensen.
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