AFSCME Votes to Strike, USLAC UCSB Plans in Solidarity
UC workers went on a three-day strike last May regarding the same issue, drawing the support of several hundred students at UCSB as well as some faculty members.
Runner-Up Senator Sworn in Over FaceTime
Mello was voted in with 19 yes votes, one no vote and two abstentions.
From Frat House to White House, Rape Culture Reigns Supreme
Brett Kavanaugh’s alleged history of sexual misconduct left the nation in shock. But on college campuses, behavior like this is the rule, not the exception.
Bird’s Wings Clipped: Electric Scooter Ban In Place on Campus
A citation for riding a Bird on campus could cost $250.
Edible Campus Program Breaks Ground on Its Biggest Project Yet
The program plans to donate the food from the farm to the A.S. Food Bank in the University Center and the Miramar Food Pantry.
Yes, You Should Go See ‘A Star Is Born’
Bradley Cooper, who also directed and produced the film, plays disenchanted country singer Jackson Maine in earnest, performing all of the songs and even earning a few writing credits on the soundtrack.
UCSB Offers New Minor in Museum Studies
The process of creating the minor began last year when Paul drafted a proposal with help and support from the Departmental Curriculum Committee.
Cuco Welcomes Students Back in Annual Storke Show
Cuco is not motivated by money or “making it big” with a record label; he’s doing music because that’s what he’s always wanted to do.
Where Birthright Went Wrong
Following her visit to Israel, Harper Lambert counters the narrative that the trip is politically neutral and propaganda-free.
Judicial Council Slots Remain Unfilled as Senate Postpones Chair Vote
The Judicial Council is made up of one chairman, four members and one advisor.