They Don’t Want You to Vote
You would think that making it easier for citizens to vote would be something for everyone in a democracy to celebrate, Democrats and Republicans. But not everyone is on board with this fundamental principal of democracy
8th Annual Pardall Carnival Showcases Campus Organizations, I.V. Community
Large crowds turned out to Pardall Road Saturday to experience Isla Vista’s eighth annual Pardall Carnival, courtesy of the Associated Students’ Isla Vista Community Relations Committee.
Remaining Senators Sworn In at First Senate
Associated Students Senators began their time in office at the first Senate of the year on Wednesday after a delayed start for the new government in spring 2016.
Homeless Students Get Access to Showers
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into motion Friday a bill to give homeless students access to shower facilities on community college campuses.
Disabled Students To Receive A.S.-Funded Trial Transport
Applications open Monday for a pilot program that will give disabled students free car rides to and from campus.
Community Center Meets Pitfalls, Success
Isla Vistans have sought a community center for nearly 50 years, but as the town shifts and reconfigures with each decade, the project has become a perpetual work in progress.
Library Funding Aims at Tech Advances
In addition to data-related projects and hires, library staff will also focus on increasing available space in the coming year.
Your Time at UCSB: A Letter From an Alumnus
Motherboard Editor in Chief and UCSB Alumnus Derek Mead shares advice on how to maximize your time at UCSB.
SoCal’s Finest Square-Off as No. 13 Gauchos Host No. 7 Bruins
Fresh off of a rough showing at the Akron Tournament, the No. 13 UCSB men’s soccer team will welcome the Bruins to Harder Stadium in what’s surely going to be one of the most entertaining non-conference matches of the year.