Assistant Professor and Researcher Earns Harold J. Plous Award
The Harold J. Plous award is the highest honor a junior faculty member at UCSB can receive from the College of Letters and Science, recognizing awardees for outstanding performance and promise.
Bill’s Bus Needs Your Help
Due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bill’s Bus was forced to stop operations in March 2020.
UCSB Student Esmeralda Quintero-Cubillan Holds EVPSA, UCSA and RA Positions
As Quintero-Cubillan recounts, their basic needs advocacy work as a senator and as EVPSA was and is not just political, but extremely personal.
Oldest University Center Food Vendor Celebrates 30 Years
Now, 30 years later, Gaum’s stand is a cherished member of the Arbor, bringing business, success and lasting memories.
Students, Santa Barbarans, Local Politicians Participate in Women’s March for Reproductive Rights
State Senator Monique Limón congratulated high school- and college-aged marchers for being civically engaged and fighting for their rights.
Fall Course Crisis Adds Stress to Students as They Return to In-Person Instruction
In light of UCSB’s continuing course shortage, Stopple said the university is attempting to provide resources and advising for class registration to an unprecedented number of students on campus.
UCSB Ranked Among Top Schools in the Nation
UCSB’s No. 5 ranking in U.S. News and World Report’s 2022 ranking is one place higher than its No. 6 2021 ranking.
IVCSD Plans Pop-Up Events in Downtown I.V. for Halloween 2021
This year, IVCSD is hoping to put on pop-up events in downtown I.V. near businesses like the Isla Vista Food Cooperative — away from residential areas — for community members to enjoy.
SBCC Student Faces Four Felony Charges of Sexual Assault
The student, Peyton Mcdonald, is scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on Oct. 25.
Next Hearing Date for UCSB Student Charged with Sexual Assault Is Set
Arian Eteghaei is facing seven felony charges, one misdemeanor charge and two enhancements.