Study Hall Bar Open Thursday Night In Violation of County and State Health Order
Study Hall did not answer multiple phone calls made late Thursday night while the business was still open.
UCSB Student Says A.S. President-Elect Sexually Assaulted Him in 2018
The President-elect currently serves as the external vice president for statewide affairs and is scheduled to be sworn in as A.S. president on Wednesday.
A Spectrum of Support: How UCSB is Helping Instructors Teach Through a Pandemic
The Instructional Support Team has organized a number of resources faculty can refer to when facilitating their online classes.
Gov. Newsom Proposes 10% Reduction in UC Funding To Direct Toward Coronavirus Relief
January’s budget proposal had originally included $18.1 billion in total for higher education. But on Thursday, that number shrank to $16.3 billion.
Isla Vista Community Services District Expands Houselessness Support Efforts
The nature of houselessness, with precarious living situations and uneven access to necessities, makes it extremely difficult to follow shelter-in-place orders and social distancing guidelines.
In a Time of Crisis, Local Food-Based Services Step up to the Plate
Food Not Bombs, the I.V. Food Co-op, the A.S. Food Bank and Manos de Mapaches are contributing to the flurry of local food-based support that has come out of the coronavirus pandemic.
Newly Narrowed Title IX Regulations To Affect UCSB and the UC System
The regulations were approved by Secretary DeVos on May 6 and must be implemented at all educational institutions that receive federal funding by August 2020.
President Napolitano Recommends Suspension of SAT and ACT
The ACT and SAT would be optional for two years, with testing requirements eliminated completely for two years after that.
Isla Vista Youth Projects Moves Services Online, Aims To Help Families Impacted by Coronavirus
Isla Vista Youth Projects usually provides year-round, full-day childcare, but the coronavirus pandemic has forced the group to convert its services into an online platform.
Gauchospace Sees Increased Visits, New Challenges Amid Remote Instruction Transition
Professors, teaching assistants and students are in the midst of cramming a quarter’s worth of normally in-person courses into GauchoSpace’s online platform.