Refugees Sink or Swim in Controversial Game
Nic Cann, a UCSB alumnus from Melbourne, has created a smartphone game to help alleviate an ongoing international refugee crisis.
UCSB Police Assist UCLA after Shooting, Boost Presence at Home
Less than 24 hours after the shooting at UCLA, six members of the UCSB Police Department arrived in Los Angeles to aid local officers.
Interfraternity Council Did Not Bribe Voters, Committee Says
After investigating bribery allegations against the Interfraternity Council (IFC), a UC Santa Barbara committee says it has found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Sorority and Isla Vista Pastor Honored by Red Cross
Alpha Delta Pi earned the Lifesaving Blood Hero award for its biannual blood drives, and the Rev. Jon-Stephen Hedges won the Disaster Services Hero Award.
OSL Names Dhadkan UCSB Group of the Year
The Office of Student Life selected Dhadkan, a campus organization dedicated to bringing South Asian philanthropic events to campus, as the Group of the Year.
6,000 ‘Feel the Bern’ in Santa Barbara
Bernie Sanders stood before 6,000 people at Santa Barbara City College (SBCC) on Saturday, calling for tuition reform, wage equality and grassroots support in the upcoming election.
Campus Declared Safe After Threat Directed at ‘Feminism Is Cancer’ Event
The dean of student life said the campus is safe after a threat was posted on the Feminism Is Cancer event page online.
Gambian UCSB Student Granted Political Asylum in the United States
Once living out of his car and contemplating suicide, student Alagie Jammeh now has a bright future in the U.S.
UCSB To Begin Using Students’ Preferred Names
UC Santa Barbara will begin using preferred names in all campus services on June 16, affecting access cards, class rosters and faculty interactions with students.