Daily Nexus I.C.E. Sighting Tracker

The Nexus has launched an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) Sighting Tracker in light of recent raids in Goleta as part of nationwide expansions in I.C.E. activity.

Executive Vice Chancellor David Marshall named UCSB interim chancellor

David Marshall, the executive vice chancellor of UC Santa Barbara, will serve as the interim chancellor starting July 15.

National Guard stops near Home Depot in Goleta

Earlier today, several vehicles belonging to the National Guard were reportedly stationed near the Home Depot in Goleta. The vehicles have since left the area.

Missed evidence and conflicts of interest: Behind the controversial UCSB Associated Students 2025 election

A presidential candidate did not drop out due to Daniyal Siddiqui’s direct actions though the Judicial Council charges him for it

Group sets scooter on fire near residence hall

On June 2, the UC Santa Barbara Police Department responded to a report of arson where a group of people was seen lighting a scooter on fire.

A.S. Executive and Senate swear in 76th cohort, contention ensues

The 76th cohort of Associated Students executives and senators were sworn into office. Tensions began arising for the 75th Senates final reports.

Term in Review: A.S. President Nayali Broadway

The 2024-25 A.S. President, Nayali Broadway, reflected on her past year in the office, particularly highlighting special projects.

A.S. election concludes with lowest voter turnout in a decade following three weeks of delay

Following three weeks of delay to election results, the 2025 Associated Students Spring General Election concluded with a 20.42% voter turnout.

Missing UCSB student found dead in Big Bear Lake

Third-year sociology major Tanner Prentiss was found at 10:23 a.m after an extensive search by deputies and the Sheriff’s Dive Team

A.S. election extended, insufficient voter turnout

Voting has been extended by three days for the Associated Students Spring General Election. Currently voter turnout is at 13.2%, falling short of the 20% necessary for ratification.