UCSB Black studies professor delivers talk on perpetrators of sexual harm in historical context of prison abolition
Terrance Wooten’s lecture delved into a major criticism of the abolitionist movement.
Winter storm, blizzard warning issued in Santa Barbara County through Saturday
The winter storm warning remains in effect until 4 a.m. on Friday, with expectations for snow and wind gusting up to 50 mph.
UCSB student Ela Schulz appointed to IVCSD board of directors
Schulz expressed her gratitude and excitement for the appointment, especially considering her relatively young age.
A.S. Senate swears in new internal vice president
The preceding special election concluded on Feb. 4.
Turkish students fundraise, raise awareness for earthquake relief
TSSA hosted fundraisers at Rockfire Grill and partnered with local restaurant SADE Turkish Coffee and Baklava to sell baklava on Feb. 14, raising nearly $1,000 to send to Turkish humanitarian aid organizations.
Munger’s massive donation total continues to grow
Over $125 million has been gifted by the 99-year-old billionaire.
UCSB Black Student Union celebrates Black faculty, staff
UC Santa Barbara’s Black Student Union celebrated Black faculty and staff during an appreciation ceremony on Feb. 10 at Corwin Pavilion, honoring community members for their work and commitment to students on campus. The event, which was sponsored by on-campus groups including the Office of Black Student Development (OBSD) and the Black Women’s Health Collaborative, […]