Stalking Reports Increased, Disciplinary Action for Drug Violations Decreased in 2018
The report includes crimes reported to the UCPD and other campus security agencies.
The Faces Shaping the Future of the I.V. Community Center
The Nexus interviewed each board member and compiled small profiles on each regarding their ties to the I.V. community and their visions for the community center.
UCSB Alum Founds Creative Computing Initiative, Brings Technical Courses to Humanities Students
UCSB alumnus Ross Dowd has spearheaded an upcoming humanities-based technological program, meant to prepare humanities majors for careers in an increasingly tech-driven world.
Blue-Green Rivalry Part I : No. 18 UCSB Set To Host Cal Poly
It’s time to claim bragging rights in the biggest college rivalry in soccer — at least until these teams meet again on month from now.
I.V. Community Room Closed Until End of Oct. After Mold Discovery
A remediation team was hired to do a complete cleanup of the conference room, restroom and janitor closet.
In Photos | Move-in Weekend 2019
Last weekend saw hordes of UCSB freshmen flood the campus and move into their dorms, reviving the campus as the first week of school began.
For Many, Access to Mental Health Resources Starts In College
For students who have never had access to mental health resources before, (C.A.P.S.) can be a student’s first foray into addressing mental health issues.
UC Student Governments Call for Divestment of Thirty Meter Telescope Project
The letter asks the UC to cease funding for TMT and for any faculty or staff working on the project to “speak out against the exploitation of Mauna Kea.”
Eight International UCSB Students Unable To Begin Fall Quarter Amidst Visa Difficulties
Two of the students are from Iran, one is from Turkey and the other five are from China.
Formerly Incarcerated Student Wants To Make A “Blueprint” For Others To Pursue Higher Education
After losing nearly half his life to the prison system, Ryan Flaco Rising’s outlook felt bleak — except for his hopes of going to college.