Sheriff Candidates Talk Platforms in Isla Vista
I.V. residents and UCSB students welcomed the three Santa Barbara County Sheriff-Coroner candidates with a packed room as the three made their last push to win over third district voters before the June 5 statewide primary elections.
All Newly-Elected A.S. Senators Sworn In, Meeting Ends With Full Agenda Unaddressed
The meeting ended just after 5:30 p.m. with more than a quarter of the agenda left unaddressed.
A Blind Cheap Beer Taste Test with the Daily Nexus
Need to figure out what rack to buy for your next game of beer die? The Nexus video team has you covered.
Backpacks Memorialize Victims of Mass School Shootings Across U.S.
Four years after the UC Santa Barbara and Isla Vista community lost six of its members on May 23, 2014, the community continues to honor their lives and reminds its members of the importance of healing and coping with trauma and loss.
BREAKING: Special Election for EVPSA Will Be Held Fall Quarter
Currently “appeals” are in place, according to the minutes, although specifications regarding Morales’ disqualification were not discussed during Monday’s meeting.
Second-Year UCSB Student Reported Missing Monday Morning, Later Found Deceased
A missing persons report was filed for Wang around 9:40 a.m. on Monday morning, according to Charlene Wu, one of Wang’s current housemates in Manzanita Village.
Suspect Arrested for Assault With a Deadly Weapon
The suspect argued with the staff and “brandished” a knife when approached.
UCSB Student Falls Off I.V. Rooftop
The male victim was on the roof of the residence taking a photograph of his friends when he fell about 15 feet to the ground.
BREAKING: EVPSA-Elect Disqualified from A.S. Public Office
Elections Board has not yet confirmed the reason for Morales’s disqualification.
A.S. To Vote on Divestment for Fifth Time in Six Years
A similar resolution on divestment was proposed last May and failed to pass following a ten-hour discussion. This was the fourth time that a resolution relating to divestment failed to pass within the UCSB A.S. Senate in five years.