Pay-What-You-Can Photography Event Inspires Other Students To Give Back
It was the desire to strike a good balance between paying artists for their art and making grad photos as accessible as possible that led Kiyomi Morrison to create the event.
Senate Votes To Open Applications for CCS & On-Campus Senatorial Vacancies
This is the second year in a row that no one has run for the open CCS seat.
Fifth Officer Files Case Against UCPD, Alleging Retaliation for Reported Misconduct
Reyes alleges he was retaliated against for reporting misconduct relating to an unqualified police trainee.
Korean Fried Chicken Restaurant Set to Open in I.V. in Coming Months
Sophie Xu has begun preparing to open Vons Chicken, a San Jose-based franchise that serves over 10 different renditions of authentic Korean fried chicken.
Regents Approve New Classroom Building to Alleviate Over-Enrollment
The building will include five new lecture halls, three active learning classrooms and 20 discussion classrooms, totaling 2,000 new seats.
Veterans Resource Center Inches Toward “One-Stop Shop” Model
The center will be relocating to a new space in Fall Quarter, doubling the current square footage available for student veterans.
A.S. Senate Passes Resolution Redistributing Honoraria to EVPSA Office Members
The exact division of the stipend to each individual will be determined by Márquez, as discussed at last Wednesday’s Senate meeting.
IVRPD Appoints Second Year UCSB Student As New Director
Whitner Grange will be joining Carlos Lopez, Pegeen Soutar and Sarah Bernard on the IVRPD Board of Directors.
One Year Later, Friends of Annie Wang Remember Her “Light”
More than 40 people gathered on Saturday to memorialize Wang. Much of the night, however, was filled with silence as they mourned their friend.
Five Years Later, I.V. Honors Victims of 2014 Shooting With Recreation of Original Vigil
As the group made its way through I.V., people stepped out of homes and restaurants to silently watch.