Associated Students Presidential Election To Be Held in Week Two
The election will have a 4% voting threshold, which means that approximately 930 undergraduate students must vote in order for the results to be valid.
$10,000 and Six Months Later: How the Physics Department Automated Lab Courses for Remote Learning
The automization of the physics labs allows for students in the Physics 5L class to interact remotely with equipment using an online portal connected to the apparati set up in the lab.
UC Implements New Policy on Gender Identity and Lived Names Recognition
The guidelines provide “at least three gender options,” such as male, female and nonbinary, across all UC information systems.
I.V. Resident Arrested for Felony Drug and Weapons Charges
Pursuant to the extension of Emergency Rule 4, which sets bail for all misdemeanor offenses and many felony offenses at zero dollars, Harwin was released without bail.
First COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments Arrive in Santa Barbara County
After local health care workers receive the vaccine, staff members and residents of long-term care facilities will be next, followed by first responders and dialysis providers.
Local Past “Jeopardy!” Contestants Reflect on Alex Trebek’s Legacy
For the UC Santa Barbara and Isla Vista community members who met Alex Trebek while on “Jeopardy!,” the memories that they have shared with him will endure for a lifetime.
Academic Senate Extends Pass/No Pass Option Through End of Week 10, but Associated Students Pushes for Greater Action
The extension, however, didn’t allow departments to enable pass/no pass options for pre-major or major courses, unlike during Spring Quarter 2020.
UC Regents Approve 2021-22 Budget, Special Needs Report
The UC Board of Regents Nov. 19 remote meeting focused on the impact of financial losses brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
New I.V. CSD Director Juggles Leadership Role and Associated Students
At the Isla Vista Community Services District, Catherine Flaherty is the youngest person on the board and the only woman.
George Thurlow, UCSB’s Appointee to the I.V. CSD, Resigns
Although Thurlow is “sure [he] will continue to be involved in Isla Vista issues,” he said he is ready to take on something new.