UCSB Library Prepares for Possible Fall 2020 Reopening
In addition to extensive cleaning and floor restrictions, library staff have implemented drastic changes in the structure and layout of the library to further ensure student health and safety.
School Is Out, But Jobs Are Sparse: UCSB Students Struggle with COVID-19 Labor Market
Internships and jobs — some of which require a physical presence for special equipment and in-person mentoring from professionals — could not easily be translated to an online format.
Fall Quarter 2020 In-Person Classes List
As UC Santa Barbara closes in on a hybrid fall quarter, the Nexus has compiled a list of all remaining in-person classes.
International Students Allowed To Stay In U.S. Following I.C.E. Policy Reversal
Under the previous guidelines, international students enrolled in only online classes would have either had to leave the U.S. or transfer to a U.S. university offering in-person instruction.
From Four Members to First Place: The Trajectory of UCSB Taara Dance Group
In less than a year since the group’s inception in June 2018, the four hopeful members became a winning team of 12 in their dream competition.
LRC Fights To Retain Protected Counseling for UCSB Students, Which Could Disappear by July
The student legal services advisor job description will change from “inform and advise” to “educate and inform.”
Majority of Fall Quarter Classes To Be Held Remotely, Tuition and Student Fees Will Not Change
Any student who wishes to continue learning entirely remotely will be given the option to do so.
Close to 1,000 March to Sands Beach for Justice for George Floyd on Saturday
Floyd’s death — as well as the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and Tony McDade — have ignited protests against violence toward Black people in over a dozen cities.
UCSB Student Organizes March Through I.V. To Call for Justice for George Floyd
Students plan to march from Storke Tower to Sands Beach via Del Playa Drive beginning at noon.
