Opinion

April 2, 2015

Supplements: Worth the Cost?

By Betsy Reynolds-Malear

Getting pumped to down another protein shake? The experts at Student Health and Wellness suggest you think about a

April 2, 2015

A Call for Divestment

By Opinion Editor

Students for Justice in Palestine call for members of Associated Students to address the Palestinian Civil Society’s global call for a Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.

March 31, 2015

Myths of the Majors

By Katherine Anderson

Katherine Anderson has an answer for the endless career questioning thrown at non-STEM majors

March 30, 2015

Navigating the Multicultural Campus

By Sabrina Hodjati

Sabrina Hodjati discusses the enriching possibilities in entering an unfamiliar social milieu, and some of the difficulties in keeping these experiences positive

March 6, 2015

Net Neutrality: The Breakdown

By Chris Chen

What are the implications of net neutrality?

March 6, 2015

Casual Detainment: The Basics of Police Interaction

By Michael Lyons

Michael Lyons assesses your options when a police search seems forthcoming

March 6, 2015

Multi-Level Delusions

By Matthew Meyer

Matthew Meyer has some indispensable advice for you to keep in mind the next time old acquaintances start informing you of their latest fail-safe scheme

March 6, 2015

In Touch With Reality, Or Reality TV?

By Ben Nguyen

What reality are you living in? Is it behind your screen? Ben Nguyen questions our love of TV

March 6, 2015

Taking Pride in Perseverance

By Shelby Rodgers

Shelby Rodgers urges you to take pride in your accomplishments

March 6, 2015

‘Put Some Clothes On!’

By Katherine Anderson

Katherine Anderson explores the benefits of embracing your birthday suit

March 5, 2015

The Doc Is In: Meditation Education

By Zachary Muir, Kirsten Olson

The Docs tell you how and why you should be meditating everyday — especially in times of stress!

March 4, 2015

UCSB Inferiority

By Sabrina Hodjati

To me, UCSB always presented an odd dichotomy. For years I completely disregarded and undermined the school, regarding it as a “bad UC,” a “backup school” and the party school that the Princeton Review so fervent...