UCPD Cases To Be Stalled in Court For Six Months As UCSB Completes Internal Investigations
The lawsuits allege wide misconduct within the police department, retaliation for reporting said misconduct and violations of the California Whistleblower Protection Act.
U.S. Soccer’s Megan Rapinoe: The Hero Our Democracy Deserves
Opinion editor and newly converted footy fan Harper Lambert on how the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup lent her a new perspective on patriotism.
Timely Warning Issued for Assault on Campus-Adjacent Property
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is currently searching for the suspect.
Former UC Graduate Student Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Regents, Claiming Lack of Due Process in Title IX Proceedings
The student is suing on his own behalf as well as on behalf of all other UC students who were disciplined under several different sexual harassment and sexual violence policies.
UCSB Files Suits Against Amazon, Target and Others Over Alleged Exploitation of Intellectual Property
The documents credit three full-time UCSB professors with inventing the patents: James “Jim” Speck, Steven DenBaars and Shuji Nakamura.
UC Announces Tentative Agreement With UPTE for Two New 5-Year Contracts
If ratified, the two contracts would be valid until fall 2024.
IVRPD Board Fills Last Seat With Appointment of New Director
UCSB fourth-year Matthew Griffin was the only applicant for the vacant seat. His term will end in November 2020.
UC Regents Discuss Implementing Fixed Tuition Plan
According to Regent Lark Park, the issue came down to, “How do we fund the university we want?”
Freshman Summer Start Program Expands to San Miguel Residence Hall
Students in FSSP have historically lived in San Nicolas Hall, and in recent years, have stayed in that hall for their entire first year.
Anthropology Professor Celebrates 32nd Consecutive Summer Traveling Across the World to Teach at UCSB
Kundu’s first official quarter teaching at UCSB was the winter of 1988. He hasn’t stopped since.