EVPLA holds Halloween ‘Know Your Rights’ workshop to educate community

The Office of the External Vice President for Local Affairs hosted a Halloween-themed “Know Your Rights” workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 at the Pardall Center.

Federal funding cuts to CalFresh to impact UCSB Basic Needs in 2026

UCSB’s CalFresh outreach program, which helps students apply for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, is facing a $178,219 budget cut for 2026.

UCPD proposes temporary barricade to deter off-path biking

The 76th Associated Students Senate heard from UC Police Department Interim Chief of Police Matthew Bly regarding bike enforcement updates on Oct. 15.

Vista Point: Weekly goings-on in, around Isla Vista

Society of Cosmetic Chemists hosts Pop-Up Market, Women’s Center hosts “Sip and See: Spirits and Stigma” and UCSB Library hosts “Hallowzine Crafting Night.”

A week in UC student news 

A judge ordered UC to publicize the federal administration’s settlement demands and UCSD shared student, staff, faculty names with the federal administration.  

Attempted sexual assault reported near lagoon

An unknown male attempted to sexually assault an individual near the lagoon on Sunday night. The survivor reported the incident on the following day.

Federal agents at Santa Catalina remain unidentified, conducting check on student visa

According to an investigation by the UCPD, the federal agent at Santa Catalina three weeks ago was not an agent with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Kapatirang Pilipino holds Barrio Fiesta

UCSB’s Kapatirang Pilipino chapter collaborated with Isla Vista Small Artists Cooperative to celebrate Filipino American History Month with a Filipino market. 

Mesa Pizza brings zen vibes and fresh ingredients to I.V.

Located at 6576 Trigo Road, Mesa Pizza opened its doors on Saturday, Oct. 4, bringing a distinctive take on the neighborhood pizza parlor to Isla Vista

Campus crime rates increasing since 2022

There has been an increase in crime on campus since 2022, with significant increases reflected across sexual assault, burglary, hate crimes and weapon arrests.