First UC System-Wide Title IX Coordinator Resigns
Kathleen Salvaty, the first person to serve in the position of system-wide Title IX Coordinator for the University of California, announced her resignation from the position in an interview with the Nexus last week.
Professor Lectures on Sexual Assault Throughout History
Professor Paul Spickard, a world history teacher in UC Santa Barbara’s history department, chose to deviate from his original lecture plans last Thursday to address issues of sexual assault.
Multiple Stabbings Reported in Isla Vista
The victims include an 18-year-old from Santa Barbara and a 17-year-old and 14-year-old from Goleta.
UC Regents Postpone Vote on Tuition Hike
The University of California Regents postponed its vote regarding tuition increases and will instead continue to lobby for full funding by the state, according to a statement released Thursday by the University of California Office of the President (UCOP).
Suspected Golden State Killer Arrested, Linked With Goleta Murders
Sacramento County Police arrested the suspected “Golden State Killer,” Joseph James DeAngelo, who allegedly committed multiple crimes in Goleta and across California, on April 24.
In Photos: A.S. Elections 2018
This year’s Associated Students election saw tears of joy and of disappointment. Relive the night below:
LIVE: A.S. Election Results 2018
The Nexus will be updating this page with live results from the Associated Students Election, which will be announced at The Hub in the UCen beginning at 8 p.m.
Dining Commons Will Offer Take-Out for Ramadan
UC Santa Barbara’s dining commons will make special accommodations for students celebrating Ramadan, which begins on May 15.
Santa Barbara MTD Proposes Service Changes This Summer
The Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District (MTD) is proposing service changes to the bus lines 27, 15x, 20, 21x, 7 and 10 that are expected to be implemented in August.
Federal Judge Upholds DACA, Will Receive New Applications
The University of California Office of the President released a statement on Wednesday in support of a federal judge’s Tuesday ruling that will keep the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program protections in place and require the government to receive new applications.