DACA Recipients Continue To Receive Renewals Following UC Lawsuit
This was the direct result of a federal injunction filed after UC President Janet Napolitano brought a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security.
A.S. Senate Passes Resolution To Split EVPSA Duties
The position of EVPSA is currently vacant because the A.S. Elections Board disqualified the then EVPSA-elect, Mayela Morales, in May.
Brown Signs Budget Act of 2018, Increases Funding to UC
Napolitano has yet to release a statement on the signed Budget Act, and it is unknown at this time whether the funding was enough to prevent a future in-state tuition increase for UC students.
SAG Martinez’s Domestic Violence Charge Dismissed
She was being tried as a defendant against the People of the State of California and pled not guilty in the domestic violence charge, according to court records.
Deputies Utilize Naloxone in I.V. Overdose Situation
The victim was found unconscious in an apartment complex on the 6600 block of Abrego Road at approximately 11:50 a.m.
One Suspect Still At Large Following Attempted I.V. Robbery
Mendoza and his vehicle were found on the 6700 block of El Colegio Road, where he was arrested.
KCSB Passes Vote Of No Confidence for A.S. Staff Member
Jennifer Kiser has been the assistant director of independent media with KCSB since December 2016.
UCSB Student Arrested Following Davidson Library Bathroom Incident
Huang was arrested and booked into the Santa Barbara County Jail on June 12 on a $2,500 bail.
Warm & Wild Nights at Woodstock’s Trivia
College kids everywhere take to trivia events about as well as they do to pizza and beer, but there’s something distinctly Isla Vistan about the tradition at Woodstock’s, which opened its I.V. location in 1982.
Bong, Bong, Bong: The Hands Behind the Carillon Bells
As a member of Adjunct Professor Margo Halsted’s carillon bells class, Sophia Tao has spent the last two years making the trek up the tower at least once a week to play the bells.