Construction Underway for Isla Vista ‘Food Forest’
Due to the use of regenerative agriculture, the food forest should be able to prosper for years to come.
Term in Review: I.V. CSD Director George Thurlow
Thurlow’s resignation from the board came in tandem with his departure from his role as UCSB’s assistant vice chancellor of alumni affairs, a position he had held since 2006.
Term in Review: I.V. CSD Director Kristie Nguyen
Nguyen counts using her platform as a board director to speak about sexual assault as her greatest success during her term.
COVID-19 Vaccines: How They Work and Why You Should Get One
Here is what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines currently available and what they mean for you and the UC Santa Barbara community.
Newly Admitted UCSB Honors Students To Lose Priority Registration This Fall
About one-fifth of UCSB’s student body currently benefits from priority registration, according to Monday’s announcement.
With Lessons From Remote Instruction, UCSB Professors Consider the Future of In-Person Learning
Contrasting opinions about asynchronous teaching styles have led professors to question whether or not they should continue this method of teaching when classes resume in person.
Goleta Union School District Reflects on Remote Instruction Experience Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
After almost a year of remote instruction, Goleta Union School District is gearing up to return to the classroom in the near future, albeit with some changes.
Recap: March 5 Santa Barbara County COVID-19 Press Conference
The county has received 105,160 vaccines and has administered 81% of them as of Friday.
Andrew Jolivétte Discusses Black and Indigenous Cultural Convergences at MCC Event
To finish the event on a note of empowerment, hope and optimism for the future, Jolivétte called on attendees to continue standing up for cultural and racial injustice.
Students and Faculty React to the Announcement of an In-Person Fall Quarter 2021
While some are eagerly awaiting the return of in-person learning, others feel that expecting a return to business as usual is premature.