After Nearly a Year, UCSB Rec Cen Set To Reopen on April 12
Students will be required to wear a face covering at all times.
Alternative Deltopia Event Proposal Abandoned by A.S. and I.V. CSD Over COVID-19 Transmission Concerns
The event proposal was tabled after concerns that it would actually increase the spread of COVID-19 as opposed to reducing it.
UC Students Spread Hope and Gratitude Through COVID-19 Compassion Projects
As UCSB students continue to have a hand in spreading positivity to vulnerable communities, some have had the opportunity to experience the fruit of their compassion projects first hand.
U.K. COVID-19 Variant Detected in Two Santa Barbara County Residents
The press release said that the cases were not related and neither individual had traveled abroad.
Santa Barbara County Improves and Moves Into the Red Tier
Restaurants, gyms, fitness centers, movie theaters, museums, zoos and aquariums may reopen in a limited capacity.
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.