UCSB Students Come Together To Mourn the Lives Lost At the Synagogue in Pittsburgh
They united once again, alongside faculty and other members of the UCSB community, to affirm that anti-semitism has no place on campus.
UCSB Student Exonerated from Relationship Violence Charges After 629 Days
John fought the charge immediately but was suspended for Fall Quarter 2016 and Winter Quarter 2017.
AFSCME Protests UC’s Lack of Action During Second Day of Strike, Hundreds Show Up in Support
The strikers are fighting for higher wages, benefits and a greater emphasis on equality within the workforce.
AFSCME Begins Second Strike of the Year
Today’s protests at UCSB were part of a much bigger UC-wide demonstration that encompasses all 10 campuses.
Decedent Found on Camino Del Sur Beach Identified as UCSB Student
There are no obvious signs of foul play. A final cause of death is pending lab results, Calderon said.
Body of College-Age Male Found On I.V. Beach
A preliminary investigation concluded that the death occurred recently and there are no clear signs of foul play.
50 Years, 12 Students and the Takeover That Changed Everything
At the time, North Hall held the mainframe computer for the entire UC system and was considered “the most critical point” of the campus, Rahman said.
Special Election Deadline Extended by One Week Following Low Voter Turnout
The deadline to vote is tomorrow, Oct. 18.
EAOP Still Works to Help Low-Income Students 40 Years Later
Over the years, the program’s focus has shifted to targeting low-income, first-generation students who do not have readily available access to college services.
A.S. Postpones Council Vote for Second Week In a Row
The original vote and the reconsiderations of the vote continued to be split across party lines, with Proxy Luvia Solis abstaining from the vote.