A week in UC student news
Federal administration cannot cut funding to UC over alleged discrimination, UCI to open all-electric hospital and math skills decline for UCSD freshmen.
Senate proposes AI policy, urges UC President to meet with student leaders
Senate proposed a resolution that would allow AI usage within the association with restrictions and urges UC President James Milliken to reinstate meetings with undergraduate student leaders.
805 UndocuFund hosts I.C.E. rapid response training
The 805 UndocuFund hosted a training for around 100 community members interested in learning more about its Immigrant Rapid Response Network on Nov. 17. The training discussed the risks of preventing detainments by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the different roles within the network. Since the Trump administration increased funding for United States Immigration and […]
21-year-old falls from Isla Vista bluffs, sustains moderate injuries
A 21-year-old male fell from a cliff in Isla Vista on Saturday around 2 a.m. He sustained moderate injuries and is currently recovering at Cottage Hospital.
AFSCME, CNA to strike next week
Two unions representing workers at the University of California will strike next week, from Nov. 17-18.
Sherrilyn Ifill speaks on reimagining American democracy
Sherrilyn Ifill delivered a lecture on reimagining American democracy, the role of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the concept of citizenship.
UCSB’s Parents & Family Weekend sees celebrations of cultures
Parents & Family Weekend is an annual event where loved ones of Gauchos are invited to campus to experience student life and the academic community at UC Santa Barbara.
UCSB celebrates Day of the Dead
The Latinx UC Santa Barbara Network Association held Día de los Muertos Celebración de la Gente 2025, or “Day of the Dead Celebration of the People,” on Nov. 5.
UCSB Sustainability hosts Climate Action Plan forum
UCSB Sustainability hosted its Climate Action Plan to garner feedback on several proposed sustainability initiatives before the plan’s final presentation.
Camino Pescadero beach stairs collapse
A beach staircase located at the end of Camino Pescadero partially collapsed into the ocean. The Nexus was unable to confirm when the stairs will be repaired.