Students Get Rejected From University Housing for Upcoming School Year Following 2021-22 Housing Crisis

According to the April 1 email, any additional contract offers for continuing students will only be offered later this summer.

Vista Point: Weekly Happenings in and Around Isla Vista

Weekly events in and around Isla Vista.

Former IVFP Lieutenant Runs for Sheriff in June Election

Camarena said that currently, the sheriff’s office is “stagnant” and requires someone who will be “at the forefront of change.”

A Week in UC News

The Nexus is reintroducing a column recapping up-to-date UC news.

2022 A.S. Elections To Begin Phase-Out of Parties, Campaign In-Person

Both Associated Students (A.S.) parties registered in the election — the Isla Vista Party and Storke Party — are participating this year but, unlike previous years, they are making an effort to move away from the traditional two-party system that previously demarcated A.S. elections.

“That Was like a Glorified Dayge”: Students Reflect on First Full-Scale Deltopia in Two Years

Although Yalew emphasized how much fun he had participating in Deltopia, he also said that it didn’t quite meet his expectations as a first-timer.

Ongoing Construction Temporarily Closes Bike Path; Causes Disruptions

The repairs to the Ocean Road underpass have long been a project in the making on behalf of UCSB’s Design & Construction Services.

EVPLA Office’s Open Market Returns to Isla Vista

The idea of the Open Market began two years ago, when UCSB 2019-20 External Vice President of Local Affairs Christian Ornelas sold vintage clothing as a vendor himself.

I.V. Compost Collective and St. Michael’s Church Collaborate on Mural Reflecting Chumash History

The village scene depicted in the mural represents an indigenous Chumash village that was situated near the Goleta slough watershed.

Student Arrested at Santa Ynez Apartments Following Threats of Violence

The UCSB Police Department did not confirm his current whereabouts or whether he was released from police custody.