Three Professors Selected to Contribute to the National Climate Assessment
The document includes over 30 chapters and solicits the contributions of hundreds of climate, economic and energy experts across the country.
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The document includes over 30 chapters and solicits the contributions of hundreds of climate, economic and energy experts across the country.
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The shooters fled the scene before law enforcement arrived.
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The policy also prevented all students from achieving full-time status — which requires a minimum enrollment of 12 units — until their second registration period.
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Though COVID-19 case rates have been decreasing since the January 2022 surge, public health officials said that students should remain cautious and vigilant about public gatherings regardless.
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As a result of the fall, the motorcyclist sustained severe injuries and was transported to Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital. The status of the motorcyclist’s injuries are still unknown.
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Events happening in and around Isla Vista for community members to engage in.
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The SBC Board of Supervisors unanimously voted on Tuesday to rename Isla Vista’s houseless shelter Hedges House of Hope, after Isla Vista’s most well-known humanitarian.
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Along with establishing Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant accessible pathways and updating pre-existing park amenities, the renovation will emphasize planting drought-tolerant foliage.
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Anthony Barbieri, Chinese history professor, and Sherene Seikaly, associate professor of history, received $60,000 each in research grants.
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A total of six UCSB students — three teams of two students — participated in the virtual competition, with one team advancing to the top four nationally.
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UCSB Reads — which will celebrate its 16th anniversary this year — occurs annually and features a different book every year.
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The form is meant to provide students with a comfortable, safe and secure avenue to express any grievances they may have from negative interactions with the UC Police Department.
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The president's office is working in conjunction with the A.S. Food Bank to stock the vending machines.
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Now, not only has IVCSD taken on several projects, but it has reached the stage where it can expand its staff to provide better services for local residents.
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The UCSBFA asked administrators to adjust its Jan. 31 return to in-person instruction plan.
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