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.
Two Months after Setup, I.V. Pallet Homes Provide Relief and Opportunity to Nearly 40 Houseless Residents
The pallet village has not reported any positive COVID-19 cases, but tests are available to any clients who want one or begin to show symptoms.
I.V. CSD Plans To Change Nightlife Culture in I.V. Post-Pandemic
Board Director Ethan Bertrand said that social isolation during the pandemic reinspired him to jump on the idea of revamping nightlife.
“Who Guards the Guards:” UC Black Staff and Faculty Organization Discuss the Past, Present and Future of Law Enforcement in Police Panel
One problem brought up by the panel is the trend of police officers living outside of the communities they serve, be it because of financial restrictions or other reasons.
UCSB Event Brings Book Artist Tia Blassingame To Inspire Art and Activism
Blassingame provided insight into her efforts to evoke the conversations of race and racism woven into American history through printmaking and book art.
Eyes on Your Own Tabs: How Academic Dishonesty Has Evolved in Remote Learning
Students collaborating during exams and accessing “study websites” like Chegg are the most common occurrences of academic misconduct.