Biological Sciences II Building Temporarily Evacuated Following Report of “Strong Burning Smell”
An all clear was given around 4:50 p.m. and students, staff and faculty were allowed to return to the building.
Hawaiian Activists Speak At UCSB Town Hall, Urge UC Not to Move Forward With Telescope Construction
The panel, hosted in collaboration between the the EVPSA office and the American Indian Student Association, consisted of three speakers who spoke and sang to a packed Flying A Room.
Batcave Sessions: Jakob Akira
Jakob Akira stopped by the Batcave to serenade us with some sweet acoustics.
In Photos | SLAYER, The Final Campaign
Thrash metal legends SLAYER performed two back to back shows at The Forum in Los Angeles this past weekend, bringing its final world tour to a fiery finish.
Recapping the First Annual Blockchain Summit at UCSB
On Nov. 23, the campus organization Blockchain at UCSB hosted the first-ever Santa Barbara Blockchain Summit at Corwin Pavilion, featuring tech industry leaders, start-up founders and professors.
Cajé Becomes Isla Vista’s First Designated Ocean Friendly Restaurant
Cajé is now the first nationally recognized sustainable dining location in Isla Vista.
Police Issue Debris Flow Evacuation Warnings for Areas of SB City, Goleta
During the storm, individuals should avoid going out and stay off the roads.
Cave Fire Grows to 4,100 Acres, UCSB Emphasizes No Threat To Campus
Classes for the remainder of the week were cancelled at 10:44 a.m. on Tuesday in an email sent by Chancellor Yang, but the fire “poses no threat to our campus,” with no evacuations planned.
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.