Associated Students elections are broken. Eliminating parties will only make it worse.
This year’s historically low election turnout makes it clear: Associated Students is failing to connect with the student body.
Nexus Uncovers UCSB’s Munger Hall Mockup
The Nexus also identified the location of the warehouse where the mockup is being kept: 389 South Los Carneros Road.
UCSA Holds Press Conference for Double the Pell Week of Action
The press conference was hosted by UCSA and featured student leaders representing colleges across the country.
Community, Reflection and a Shared Meal: UCSB’s Jewish Community on Celebrating Passover
Passover is a weeklong holiday beginning on April 15 and ending on April 23 that commemorates the exodus of Hebrews from slavery in Egypt in 13th century B.C.E.
El Congreso de UCSB Holds 29th Annual Latine College Day
El Congreso de UCSB is a student-led cultural, social and activist organization that works to provide an inclusive space for students of marginalized identities.
A.S. Elections See Low Voter Turnout; Voting Opened
The only A.S. constitutional amendment on the ballot, dubbed the Nonpartisan Act, asks students to vote on the elimination of the party system for senatorial candidates as well as for the Internal Vice President.
Lee Airton Lectures About Being Non-Binary in Gender-Binaric World
The event was co-hosted with the Resource Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity (RCSGD).
April Fools “Yangtopia”: Student Workers Mockingly Celebrate Chancellor Yang’s Pay Raise
The event, which drew dozens of passersby throughout the afternoon, was dubbed Yangtopia — a play on Deltopia, Isla Vista’s annual unsanctioned street party that was held the same weekend.