For the Love of the Game: The Resurgence of Gabe Vincent
Last season, the UCSB men’s basketball team was in the midst of its worst season in program history when they lost their star guard, Gabe Vincent. However, just like the Gauchos, Vincent has bounced back and is better than ever.
In Photos: Daily Nexus Winter Festival
The Daily Nexus Winter Festival offered students a breather from midterms and moody weather.
Is It Cool to Juul? UCSB Administration Says No
The use of vapes, also known as e-cigs, has surged in populations of college students across college campuses as an alternative to cigarettes, according to Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
A.S. Senate Affirms Support for Undocumented Students
Associated Students Senate unanimously approved a resolution on Wednesday night to support the demands of UC Santa Barbara’s Improving Dreams, Equality Access and Success student organization.
Students Experience Gauchospace Technical Difficulties While LDAP Server Is Replaced and Upgraded
The UC Santa Barbara learning management system Gauchospace has been experiencing technical difficulties that have resulted in website crashes since the beginning of the school year, with the most recent instances occurring during this last week.
I.V. Resident Arrested for Residential Burglary
The suspect is not affiliated with UC Santa Barbara or Santa Barbara City College, according to SBSO spokesperson Kelly Hoover.
Female UCSB Student Wounded in Isla Vista Stabbing
Law enforcement has not been able to locate the suspect, who fled the area before first responders arrived.
Students Discuss Survivor Resource Center at Sexual Assault Town Hall
Students met with UC Santa Barbara administrators and staff on Tuesday afternoon to discuss creating a sexual assault survivor resource center in Isla Vista.
Isla Vista Officials Call for Gun Control, React to Recent Florida Shooting
Prominent Santa Barbara and Isla Vista community members are urging for “common-sense” gun laws in the wake of the Feb. 14 Florida school shooting.
Sexual Assault Report Card Stuck in Limbo
A project to track sexual assault in Isla Vista hasn’t gotten off the ground in nine months, even after a high-ranking university official referred to it as “in progress.”