Freedom Under Fire: Stand with the People of Hong Kong
Studying abroad in Hong Kong has given Emma Xing a firsthand look at the clash between its people and government.
Painted Cave Fire Poses “No Immediate Threat” to Campus, Officials Say
Campus officials are “closely monitoring the situation” and are in touch with local safety officials, according to the email.
In Photos | The Last Paw-ty Before Finals: Dog Therapy Day Returns
Hoards of students swarmed Ellison Lawn, taking much needed breaks from studying.
Police Arrest Two Suspects in I.V. in Connection With Armed Robbery
Initial reports came in around 10:23 a.m. on Monday that three individuals had fled a house on the 6500 block of Sabado Tarde Road in Isla Vista after reportedly robbing two victims at gunpoint.
University Takes Second Attempt at Controversial Faculty Housing Project
The proposal would demolish Ocean Road and cover the 16.7 acres of land up and down the street with up to 540 housing units.
Graduate Student Accuses UC Regent Kieffer of Sexual Misconduct, Calls for Systemwide Policy Change
Ora said she chose to speak during public forum due to frustration not only with the Regents’ system, but the entire University of California process for investigating sexual misconduct.
“I do feel very privileged to be able to leave”: UC Study Abroad Students To Leave Hong Kong
Each student’s academics would be dealt with by the universities they were attending in Hong Kong.
SASA Town Hall Focuses on Accountability, Timely Warning Systems
A variety of UCSB administrators and personnel participated in the panel, including Asst. Vice Chancellor Katya Armistead, Title IX Officer Ariana Alvarez and representatives from UCPD and SBSO.
“There’s no relying on mommy and daddy”: Foster and Formerly Incarcerated Students Share Their Stories With UC Regents
The Regents organized the discussion in order to hear from students within the UC system who were or still are in the foster care system or were formerly incarcerated.
RCSGD Kicks Off 20th Anniversary Celebration
The center kicked off its 20th anniversary celebrations with an event on Tuesday evening, with Craig Leets, RCSGD director, giving attendees a small history of the RCSGD.