On-Campus Senator Yasamin Salari Admits to Living Off Campus, In Violation of Legal Code
Salari, a second-year pre-political science major, spoke Wednesday night regarding rumors about her living situation.
UCSA Releases Demands to UC Regarding UCPath Implementation
UC Santa Barbara began transitioning to UCPath at the beginning of this quarter, hoping to create a more streamlined approach to paying its workers, according to the UCPath website.
A.S. Senate Rejects Winter Quarter EVPSA Special Election, UCSB Remains Without EVPSA
The Fall Quarter 2018 special election was unable to meet the 16 percent threshold.
Second-Year Remembered As Caring and Intelligent
Ana described her relationship with her son as “extremely close” and said he was a great son who always worried about her and really loved being around his family.
Judicial Council Seats Will Be Unfilled Until At Least Week 9
Kopel estimates she will present her nominations to the Associated Students (A.S.) Senate by the Week 9 Senate meeting.
Circuit of Appeals Upholds Injunction in DACA Case
The 99-page decision supports an earlier court decision from January.
#MeToo Founder Tarana Burke Speaks at UCSB
Burke weaved together anecdotes of her activism in a lecture that was surprisingly humorous, given the heavy nature of the topic of sexual assault.
2018 Midterm Election Results: Santa Barbara County Victories
The Nexus compiled information about several winners and passing measures from Tuesday’s midterm election.
UCSB Works to Support Trans Students In Face of Proposed Gender Redefinition
Leets said the proposed redefinition, which defines gender as the sex assigned at birth, would cause complications.
Tri Delta To Suspend Operations at End of School Year
Sullivan cited a decline in membership numbers as the reason for shuttering operations.