Salvaty To Be Title IX Coordinator
Kathleen Salvaty will be appointed the new system-wide Title IX coordinator for the University of California, the UC Office of the President announced last Thursday.
Tax Proposed To Fund I.V. Parks
Isla Vista residents will vote in May on a special tax to fund additional park services, county authorities confirmed Tuesday.
Dela Cruz, Soutar Reelected to Chair Positions
The Isla Vista Recreation & Park District (IVRPD) board of directors voted Thursday during their monthly meeting to reelect Pegeen Soutar as chair of the board and Paola Dela Cruz as vice chair.
UCSB Commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. With Eternal Flame Ceremony
Over 50 community members, students and members of the UCSB Center for Black Studies Research gathered around the flame as presenters outlined the history of the civil rights movement and King’s lasting influence.
Brown: More Funding, Less Aid in the UCs
Gov. Jerry Brown proposed higher funding for the University of California in his budget proposal released Tuesday, allocating $146.7 million more to the UC system.
Children’s Center Benefits From New Funds
Surrounded by foam letters, cubbies and a model igloo, kids at the Children’s Center in Goleta painted their names with colored ice cubes on Monday morning.
Technology Management Program Unveils Ph.D. Program
In an effort to further assist the growing need of knowledge in both technological and organizational fields, the Technology Management Program at UCSB will have a Ph.D. program, debuting in Fall 2017.
Suspect Arrested in Hit-and-Run of SBCC Student
A suspect was arrested Wednesday for a hit-and-run incident Dec. 2. that left a Santa Barbara City College student in the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Women’s Basketball Takes a Knee for Social Justice
More than half of the players on the UCSB women’s basketball team have taken to kneeling during the national anthem procession beginning at the team’s exhibition game versus Cal State Los Angeles on Nov. 6.
Students, Local Chumash Continue Protests Against Dakota Access Pipeline
Chants of “You can’t drink oil, keep it in the soil” filled the air Wednesday as approximately 100 students joined members of the local Chumash tribe in protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline.