Sable announces alternative plan to resume oil production
Sable Offshore announced its plans to secure federal permits for an Offshore Storage and Treating Vessel facility that would allow it to resume oil production.
Senate hears from BCU over mismanaged project, passes new legislation
The 76th Associated Students Senate held a meeting on Oct. 1, during which they heard from a concerned organization over a mismanaged project.
Vista Point: Weekly goings-on in, around Isla Vista
Office of International Students & Scholars is hosting “English Conversation Club, Class Meeting with Lisa” and RCSGD is hosting “Fall QT Clothing Swap.”
A week in UC student news
Governor Newsom requested an “independent review” into the UC for sharing names with the Trump administration and UCLA regained suspended research grants.
Local Jewish organizations, synagogue, hold second vigil remembering victims of Oct. 7 attack
On the lawn below Storke Tower, around 80 people gathered for a vigil marking two years since the attack on Israel by the militant group Hamas on Oct. 7.
SJP holds vigil, honors lives lost in Gaza
UC Santa Barbara Students for Justice in Palestine held a vigil on Oct. 7 to honor and remember the lives of Palestinians killed in Gaza.
State Senate bill provision targets unpopular Santa Barbara housing project
A recently approved Senate bill backed by Santa Barbara Senator Monique Limón has come under scrutiny for a provision that targets an unpopular housing project.
UCSB admissions increase over 10% from previous academic year
UC Santa Barbara admitted its largest class thus far with 53,259 first-year and transfer students for the 2025-26 academic year.
Resource guide for sexual violence survivors
The Daily Nexus compiled a guide of local and university resources available to students and community members who are survivors of sexual violence.
Unconfirmed immigration agent attempts to identify Santa Catalina resident
According to staff members, an unconfirmed immigration official entered the Santa Catalina Residence Hall on Oct. 2.