Campus organizations stand in solidarity with Palestine
Various UCSB campus organizations published statements in solidarity with Palestinian liberation and Student for Justice in Palestine.
Vista Point: Weekly goings-on in, around Isla Vista
Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista from Nov. 2 to Nov. 8.
IVRPD holds bike tour, proposes I.V. park improvements
The Isla Vista Recreation & Park District held a community bike tour with its board of directors on Oct. 21. The tour group visited different parks throughout Isla Vista and discussed proposed updates to play structures as well as other potential improvements. The tour began at the Isla Vista Recreation & Park District (IVRPD) Office […]
A.S. CCAJJ brings back “Sing a New Song” series
The Associate Students Commission on Culture, Arts, and Joy Justice is continuing its weekly “Sing a New Song” music series for Fall Quarter 2023. The event takes place on Fridays from 12-1 p.m. at Storke Lawn and features live performances from various local cultural and music groups. This quarter, the Associated Students Commission on Culture, […]
A week in UC student news
UC Davis Chancellor condemns faculty member’s social media posts UC Davis Chancellor Gary May released a statement on Oct. 19 condemning a faculty member’s posts on the social media platform X, calling the posts “revolting in every way.” In one post, the faculty member — whose name and position were not mentioned — threatened “Zionist […]
Rec Cen remodel eliminates overcrowding issues
The UC Santa Barbara Recreation Center refurbished Fitness Center 2 — the workout room located in the Multi-Activity Court — at the start of Fall Quarter 2023, largely addressing the center’s issues of overcrowding. The project added equipment to Fitness Center 2 (FC2), replaced older items and rearranged existing equipment in a new layout. New […]
Women’s Center hosts informational meeting on contraceptives
The question-guided presentation served to inform students about different contraceptive options and how to access them through Student Health.
Gevirtz Graduate School of Education helps launch national center to expand mental health workforce
The center is intended to expand the national school-based mental health workforce.
MultiCultural Center debuts African American Quilters exhibition
A group of students and community members gathered to view the exhibit, titled “Art Reception: African American Quilters of Los Angeles.”
SJP, MSA, ASA organize “March for Palestine,” Liberation Concert held at Campbell Hall
Students and community members marched from the Student Resources Building to Campbell Hall with signs and flags in support of Palestine.