A week in UC student news
UC Davis Chancellor condemns faculty member’s social media posts UC Davis Chancellor Gary May released a statement on Oct. 19 condemning a faculty member’s posts on the social media platform X, ca...
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UC Davis Chancellor condemns faculty member’s social media posts UC Davis Chancellor Gary May released a statement on Oct. 19 condemning a faculty member’s posts on the social media platform X, ca...
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The UC Santa Barbara Recreation Center refurbished Fitness Center 2 — the workout room located in the Multi-Activity Court — at the start of Fall Quarter 2023, largely addressing the center’s is...
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Student delegations at over 100 colleges across the country held walkouts on the same day, marking the first large-scale student protest following the Oct. 7 attack.
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The question-guided presentation served to inform students about different contraceptive options and how to access them through Student Health.
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The center is intended to expand the national school-based mental health workforce.
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A group of students and community members gathered to view the exhibit, titled “Art Reception: African American Quilters of Los Angeles."
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Students and community members marched from the Student Resources Building to Campbell Hall with signs and flags in support of Palestine.
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The walk extended from the intersection of State Street and East Gutierrez Street to the Superior Court of Santa Barbara.
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In interviews with the Nexus, campus workers expressed grievances on the financial impact of tips being no longer included in their pay.
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During the hours from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. from Oct. 26 and Nov. 4, I.V. residents are prohibited from playing live recorded music that can be heard outside their residence.
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Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista.
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The resolution claims the film perpetuates a “glorified” and “untrue” narrative about Isla Vista
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The decision followed security breaches that occurred at Michael Drake's home in Berkeley.
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Senators discussed plans to dedicate A.S. funds to preventative cliff safety measures like fencing.
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The burn was intended to eliminate dried thatch and restore traditional Chumash practices of enhancing the biodiversity of native grasslands.
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