New RCSGD Director Hopes to Help Rebuild Center
Leets comes to UCSB from Portland State University where he worked as the director of the Queer Resource Center.
UCSB Researcher Arrested For Lewd Acts on Child Under 14
Zhou did not respond to request for comment.
UC Commits to Using 100% Renewable Electricity Sources by 2025
The UC commitment precedes Governor Jerry Brown’s signing of Senate Bill 100 on Sept. 10.
MultiCultural Center Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Beyond its existence as an event space, the MCC is focused on giving voice to students.
UCSB Las Maestras Center Holds Protest Against Separation of Families in San Diego
Protestors sang, chanted and cried in resistance to the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance policy” on illegal border crossing.
UCSB Payroll Totaled Approximately $500 Million in 2017
UC Santa Barbara’s payroll in 2017 totaled approximately $500 million distributed to 17,174 student and non-student employees, according to data recently released by University of California Office of the President.
Former I.V. Landlord James Gelb Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor Charge of Disturbing the Peace
Gelb was charged with the misdemeanor after he was recorded yelling profanity at Ethan Bertrand, I.V. Community Services District (CSD) president.
Kayakers Safely Return To Shore Following Police Water Rescue Call
They later said they were “somewhat unstable” in the water and were concerned because it had become dark outside.
VIDEO: Arrest of SBCC Student Called into Question by Witnesses
The student was charged with carrying a concealed dirk or dagger, resisting arrest, carrying an open container in public and possession by a minor.
UCSB Students Launch Magazine Focused on Representing Marginalized Groups
The magazine will start out as a website that will feature content such as photography, videography, art and literary pieces.