A.S. executive officers mid-year check-in
A.S. president Nayali Broadway spent fall quarter training her staff, relaying student concerns to administration and working towards long-term projects.
Navigating immigration under Trump discussed at USS town hall
Undocumented Student Services held a town hall at the MCC on Jan. 15 in collaboration with I.D.E.A.S and the Office of Financial Aid where students shared immigration-related fears and resources.
UCPD social media search warrant for pro-Palestine accounts called overbroad, violating free-speech in court
Pro-Palestine Instagram accounts want to block a search warrant from UCPD that attorneys say is overbroad and concerning for free-speech
UCPD issues search warrant for UCSB Liberated Zone encampment Instagram
The University of California Police Department issued a search warrant on Sept. 24 for the Instagram account of UC Santa Barbara Liberated Zone.
Campus reacts to election results, student organizations provide spaces for processing
Following the 2024 election, students and communities on campus are looking for ways to process the results and move forward.
Voters face ballot shortages, equipment issues, long lines on Election Day
Several polling places ran out of provisional English-language ballots and faced equipment issues, according to several voters and poll workers.
What does it mean for UCSB to be a Hispanic-Serving Institution?
UC Santa Barbara approaches its 10th anniversary as a federally-designated Hispanic-Serving Institution. In that time, the university has changed what it means to serve its Hispanic student population.
Student guide to voting in 2024 elections
This Election Day the UCSB community will be able to vote for the next president, local officials and other ballot initiatives. Polling places will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.
Overnight burglaries reported near Storke Family Housing and Santa Ynez Apartments
Two burglaries occurred overnight from Oct. 10-11 near campus housing. Tools, home improvement fixtures, and other items were stolen.
Senators boycott first meeting of fall quarter in solidarity with Jewish students
Sixteen senators boycotted the first Senate meeting of the quarter last night. The Senators claimed that the IVP and administration failed to reschedule to accommodate Rosh Hashanah.