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University of New Hampshire Theoretical Physicist Presents, “Plantation Politics in STEM”

The talk covered the history of racism in STEM fields through the lens of colonialism
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Structure Fire on Abrego Burns Down House

The cause of the fire is yet to be determined. 
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Students Share Quarantining Experiences as In-person Instruction Resumes

Students have been reporting both positive and negative experiences with UCSB’s quarantining process, with many being in self-isolation for different reasons and periods of time. 
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Access Card Shortage Leaves Students Empty-Handed

Many students on campus still have not received their Access Cards for the 2021-22 school year.
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Café Picasso Re-opens After Pandemic, Offering Free Brunch on Sundays

The cafe served platters of chicken and potato taquitos with sides of black beans, pico de gallo, crema and salad. Coffee and juices were also available as part of the cafe’s regular offering.
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Halloween Activities in Isla Vista

IVCSD, IVRPD and the university are all planning programming On halloween weekend for students.
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National Redistricting Impacts Isla Vista

There are three potential consequences for Isla Vista from redistricting: I.V. remains in the third district, I.V. is moved into another district or I.V. is split between two districts. 
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UCSB Enforces Randomized COVID-19 Testing Amongst Vaccinated Students

Unvaccinated students have to be tested weekly and thus are not included in the random testing program.
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A.S. Commission on Disability and Equality Presents “Empowering Student Leaders Series: Reframing Disability”

The meeting began with a disclaimer that there is no singular, homogenous “disabled student experience.”
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Transfer Student Center Hosts Events for National Transfer Student Week: A Spooktacular Painting

In celebration of National Transfer Student Week, the TSC has been setting up events since Oct. 18 and will continue its festivities until Oct. 21.
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Educational Opportunity Program’s American Indian and Indigenous Cultural Resource Center Hosts Week-long Events for Indigenous Peoples’ Day

The week started off with a hybrid celebration where community members gathered to discuss the significance of Indigenous People's Day and their plans.
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Isla Vista “Mirror Bus” Driver Sentenced to Over 100 Years in Prison

Von T. Nguyen Deroian, the presiding Santa Barbara Superior Court judge, sided with the prosecution and sentenced Coughlin to 20 determinate years and 125 years to life indeterminately in prison.
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“Plan Bee” Creates Pollinator Gardens In Isla Vista To Save Native Bee Species

The main goals of the pollinator gardens are to create a place for these bee species to congregate, to reintroduce these native I.V. plants and to reform their habitats
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Pass/No Pass No Longer an Option for Major Requirement Courses

With UC campuses returning to in-person instruction this fall, the grading flexibilities installed under remote instruction are now being removed. 
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Design Review Committee Reviews Details on Munger Hall

The bedrooms without windows will have a “fresh air supply” coming in and  “virtual windows that simulate daylight.”
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