48,000 unionized workers across University of California begin voting on strike authorization
The three UC unions under the United Auto Workers each organized strike votes across their four bargaining units from Oct. 26 through Nov. 2.
Recall petition process begins against A.S. Internal Vice President as A.S. executives offer comments on ongoing A.S. conflict
The process was initiated after claims of Schaefer’s negligence of her position were made by members of A.S. beginning late September.
Editorial | The Daily Nexus will not be censored
During Schaefer’s strike of the A.S. Senate, she made false statements about and against the Daily Nexus. The Daily Nexus Editorial Board aims to fact-check these claims through this editorial.
Internal Vice President strikes Senate meeting following Associated Students unrest
The strike follows internal dysfunction within Associated Student and allegations of Schaefer’s neglect of her position.
Munger Hall design change eliminates two floors; awaits final approvals
The university initially projected to break ground on the dormitory in Winter Quarter 2023, but now has no target to start construction.
UCSB Sigma Nu fraternity closed following financial delinquency, alcohol violations, dishonesty with university and national organization
The chapter and collegiate members violated a number of university and Fraternity policies.
UCSB researcher arrested for alleged child pornography possession had prior felony conviction, is now on leave and banned from campus
Peterson was arrested in Carpinteria, at a house he did not reside in, for alleged possession of control child pornography and booked with a $50,000 bail, per police records obtained by the Nexus.
UCSB researcher charged after UCPD found child pornography found on work computer, remains employed by university
Three months after his arrest, the researcher is still employed by UCSB.
Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors votes unanimously to sue UCSB over housing shortfall
The board of supervisors’ decision follows months of attempted mediation between the two parties.
UCSB moves away from disabled student notetaker program; shifts to “adaptive technology solutions”
UCSB instead opted to promote what they describe as “adaptive technology options” such as using a Smartpen or Glean.