News

October 8, 2009

New Restaurant Teases Patrons With Hot Meat

By Courtney Lund

Not to call it a sausage fest, but Isla Vista's newest eatery will have no shortage of wieners.

October 7, 2009

Philanthropists Help to Soothe Budget Woes

By Daily Nexus Staff

The Campaign for UC Santa Barbara — a fundraising effort started by the campus in 2000 to attract donations — has brought in a total of $548 million dollars since its inception. According to a press release, while th...

October 7, 2009

SolarCity Blazes Sun-Powered Trail

By Allison Berry

The Golden State is set to capitalize on all its sunshine with the construction of the world’s first solar-powered electric car corridor.

October 7, 2009

Capitol Center To Close

By Kristen Peters

The University of California Center at Sacramento is shutting its doors due to a lack of funding, but officials say the program could potentially resurface in a different UC setting.

October 7, 2009

Local Dies; Test Points to Swine Flu as Cause

By Evan Sherwood

An adolescent girl died from a probable case of the H1N1 virus in Santa Barbara Saturday, marking the first death from swine flu in the county.

October 7, 2009

Lichtenstein Lectures on Retail Giant

By Jordanne Pascual

According to UCSB labor historian Nelson Lichtenstein, judgment day may be fast approaching for revolutionary retail giant Wal-Mart.

October 7, 2009

Web Site Looks to Digitize Rent

By Natalie Rehkopf

Paying rent may be less of a hassle if Isla Vista landlords choose to make use of a new Web site designed to alleviate monthly payment problems.

October 6, 2009

UCSB Takes Loose Stand on Furlough Guidelines

By S.F.

Despite the system-wide furlough plan that explicitly forbids UC faculty from scheduling furlough days during instructional time, departments on campus are implementing a more flexible interpretation of the plan.

October 6, 2009

City Fixes Rent Price Rip-Off

By Evan Sherwood

A federal court said living in a Goleta trailer park might have been a financial bonanza for residents, ruling that a local rent control ordinance set the price of mobile homes too low.

October 6, 2009

Alumna Wins Nobel for Cancer Research

By Elliott Rosenfeld

Carol Greider, who graduated from UCSB as an undergraduate in 1983, was named the recipient of the 2009 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine yesterday for her contributions to cancer research.

October 6, 2009

Chronicler To Explain Wal-Mart

By Julie Castro

UCSB labor historian Nelson Lichtenstein, the author of a recent book on Wal-Mart, will discuss the retail giant's impact on American economics today in a symbolically chosen empty retail space in Goleta.

October 6, 2009

A.S. Dispenses Funds

By Veronica Smith

During last night's three and a half hour meeting A.S. Finance Board allotted $19,687 of its Fall Quarter budget to eight student organizations.

October 5, 2009

Yudof Reviews UC Financial Dilemma

By Maane Khatchatourian

University of California President Mark G. Yudof sat down for a talk with reporters from various UC student newspapers this Saturday to discuss the obstacles confronting the university.

October 5, 2009

Ganja Efforts Roll On

By Katie Tullsen

With the next statewide election a year away, efforts to get a measure legalizing marijuana on the ballot have already started.

October 5, 2009

Campus To Close Center

By Kristen Peters

The UCSB Ventura Center for off-campus studies is closing its doors after 35 years of operation, leaving registered students and community members searching for alternative sources of education and work.

October 5, 2009

Kroozr $kid Nation Races Through I.V.

By Rebecca Bratburd

Kroozr $kid Nation, an Isla Vista cruiser-bike racing club that prides itself on its antics and inebriated daredevil stunts, ravaged the streets of Isla Vista Friday night.