UCs Release Admission Statistics for Incoming Class
Between 2020 and 2021, most UC schools had similar admission numbers compared to 2020, with two notable exceptions being UC Los Angeles and UCSB.
UC Regents To Vote on Proposed Tuition Increases at Upcoming Meeting
The proposal, introduced at the Regents’ May 13 meeting, would increase tuition for the future class of 2022-23 by 2% from the previous class’s tuition plus inflation.
Local Black Artist Paints “This Is More Than A Moment, This Is A Movement” at Little Acorn Park
The mural was commissioned by the Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District and UC Santa Barbara’s Associated Students, and unveiled on Juneteenth.
UCSB Undergrad Releases All Student Undergraduate and Graduate Grades From Past Six Years
Using California’s Freedom of Information Act, a 2021 UCSB alum filed a request with UCSB’s PRA Office, asking for the quarter grades every professor has given over the past six years.
Marsha P. Johnson Volunteer Program Focuses on Education and Community Building Through the Past Remote Year
Twelve years since its founding, the Volunteer Program is continuing its mission to promote student engagement, community building and the Resource Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity.
UCSB Health and Wellness Hosts COVID-19 Information Stations in Isla Vista
The program is built off of the department’s initial goal to distribute masks and hand sanitizer to I.V. residents. Since then, the founders realized that many people were unaware of current COVID-19 developments and consequently expanded their efforts.
UCSB MultiCultural Center Hosts Screening of Short Films “#PardonMaria” and “Fighting For Family”
Following the screening, then-senior global studies and Asian American studies double major Rose Hoang led a panel discussion with the filmmakers and participants.
“Power to the People” Launches as Blum Center’s First Podcast
The team wanted each recording to be a resource for the community and spent months finding the balance between personal storytelling and relaying historical or political facts.
Aspiring Attorney Movie Club Discusses Legal Field Through Movies
At weekly meetings, members of the Aspiring Attorneys Movie Club watch a preselected movie about a certain legal case and then discuss the semantics of that legal maneuver.
Isla Vista Youth Projects: Responding To Vulnerability in Childcare During a Pandemic
Most of the children in IVYP come from low-income backgrounds, and factors like food insecurity, loneliness and fear of the future were common amongst the children in their program.