UCSB Alumnus Dies in Redwood City Following Police Confrontation
Hart was transported to a local hospital for treatment. He was pronounced dead at 9:30 a.m.
Munger Donates 1800-Acre Property to UCSB, College Will Maintain as Working Ranch
The property also includes seven homes and a man-made lake.
In Photos | College Cup Comes to UC Santa Barbara
Relive the greatest moments of the college cup matches from this past weekend.
Food, Nutrition, and Basic Skills Program to Begin Hands-On Cooking Classes in Winter 2019
The first class is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 15.
Kaplan Ends UCen Contract, UCPD Eyes Vacated Space
The company’s lease officially ended Oct. 31, although they decided in September not to renew it.
Vom Steeg’s Strong Will Brings College Cup Back to a University Campus
Head Coach Tim Vom Steeg discusses the importance of the College Cup returning to Santa Barbara, not just for the community but for college soccer as well.
GSA Votes To Boycott Title IX Student Advisory Board
GSA President Cierra Sorin said GSA voted to boycott the board due to changes in the Title IX selection process among other reasons.
Greeks Go Green Hosts Farmer’s Market, Promotes Environmentally Sustainable Practices
De Moraes said the organization was first created to address the lack of sustainable practices in Greek life at UCSB.
State Senator Reintroduces Bill to Ensure Medication Abortion Access at Public Universities
SB 24 will be considered in Senate policy committees later this spring.
Former SBCC Student Dies Outside College in Motorcycle Accident
Young was not an SBCC student at the time but had previously taken classes in 2017.