Former UCSB Lecturer Seeks a Permanent Home
After cycling through six homes in three months, Angela Karmis wound up in a Pasadena hospital on June 15, unaware that “missing” posters with her photo were surfacing throughout Santa Barbara.
Missing UCSB Professor Found Safe
An adjunct UCSB professor who went missing Friday night was found safe Tuesday evening in a Pasadena hospital.
UCSB Professor, Community Activist Missing
Friends and colleagues of a UC Santa Barbara adjunct professor who has been missing since Friday have organized a search mission to take place on Monday evening.
A Pokémon Takeover in Isla Vista
Students have been biking, skating and running furiously through the streets of Isla Vista, channeling their 1990s nostalgia as they join the Pokémon GO craze sweeping the nation.
Regents’ Challenge to Campus Rape Case Fails
The UC Regents have failed to strike four sections of text from a civil lawsuit filed against them in January arguing that they were partially responsible for a woman’s rape.
Isla Vistans Raise Concerns Against UCSB Construction
UC Santa Barbara’s ongoing construction at the intersection of El Colegio and Storke Roads has sparked concern from many Isla Vistans who believe children will not be safe in the major traffic area.
UCSB Sees Increased Admissions, More In-State Students for 2016
The UC says it has admitted 3,000 more in-state students for the 2016-17 academic year, prompting revolutionary campus housing ideas and more.
Jackson’s Bill to Recognize Marriage Equality Signed Into Law
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Tuesday a bill that will replace longstanding legal language in California with words that aim to properly recognize gender equality.
UCSB Sees Large Voter Turnout Despite Finals
Voter turnout from UC Santa Barbara and Isla Vista reached new heights this election year, with over 5,000 local residents casting votes in the June 7 California Primary.
UCSB Students Receive Fellowships for Service Program
Three undergraduate students from UC Santa Barbara have received fellowships to participate in a new Presidential Public Service Fellowship Program beginning in the fall.