U.S. Ambassadors Recount Influence of Attending UCSB in the ’60s
Four UCSB alumni and United States ambassadors returned to campus on Friday to recount their time in college during the ’60s and its influence upon their careers in foreign diplomacy.
Ways into Waze: Researchers Find Method To Hack App
By intercepting the popular traffic app’s communications, hackers could produce fake accounts to track real users.
Teens Express Frustrations of Living in Isla Vista
Middle school and high school students convened Tuesday in Isla Vista, asking community leaders to acknowledge the need for a safe, peaceful community conducive to their busy schedules.
A.S., Students Address Bribery Allegations Made Against IFC
Students filled A.S. Senate’s meeting on Wednesday amid allegations of bribery levied against the Inter-Fraternity Council.
Thank You from the Nexus Staff
The Daily Nexus staff would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the UCSB student body for supporting our publication with its vote. The Nexus generates all of its funds independently — receiving $0 from UC Santa Barbara — which means we are able to search freely for the truth. The paper, both in print and […]
UCSB Professor and Nobel Laureate Walter Kohn Passes Away at 93
Walter Kohn, renowned Nobel Laureate and professor of physics, passed away at the age of 93 on Wednesday afternoon, leaving behind a legacy of excellence at UCSB.
Starbucks To Replace Nicoletti’s in UCen
The first Starbucks at UC Santa Barbara will open in the University Center this fall, replacing Nicoletti’s, a café that has been on campus for more than 25 years.
Finding Permanence in Ink
Strength, recovery, liberation and ink: Students get ‘tatted’ to find stability as they navigate ever-changing college environments
‘Solar Ink’ Turns Windows Into Solar Panels
The company, NEXT, has developed a technology called ‘solar ink,’ a transparent substance that, if successful, will give windows the ability to act as solar panels
Teach-In To Address Global, Political Issues
A three-day Next System Teach-In will come to UCSB next week, inviting students, faculty and community members to join discussions on global relations, environmental issues and human rights.