Male Victim Dies After Self-Inflicted Gunshot on UCSB Campus
Police responded to a gunshot on the UC Santa Barbara campus at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Thursday.
Joe Biden Set To Speak in Santa Barbara in October
Joseph Biden, whom former President Barack Obama called “the best vice president America has ever had,” is coming to Santa Barbara on Oct. 21.
McNair Program May Be Cut if President Trump’s Federal Budget is Approved
The McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement is a federal scholarship offered to first-generation, low-income students or those who belong to underrepresented minorities in the United States.
Senate To Vote on Boycotting Gio’s Pizza
Associated Students (A.S.) will be voting Wednesday on a resolution to boycott Giovanni’s Pizza in Isla Vista.
Vignettes: 3 Perspectives of Grief, Change and Progress After May 23
On the night of May 23, once the majority of us had become aware something very bad had happened, I called my parents and told them I was safe. May 24 was a gloomy day, no sun in Santa Barbara’s typically blue sky, and a shaken community matched the weather.
Legacies Not Lost: Memorial Scholarships Carry on Dreams of I.V. Shooting Victims
As the tragedy of May 23, 2014 reminds the UC Santa Barbara community and families of those lost, the memorial scholarships designed to commemorate the six victims allow the students’ legacies to carry on through fellow students.
Then and Now: Change in Isla Vista After May 23
Distraught I.V. residents protest outside IV Deli, urging news crews to leave their community.
Regents Promise Transparency After Audit Uproar
The UC Board of Regents announced Thursday that they would strive to increase clarity between the administration and students.
Protests Halt UC Regents Meeting
The public forum with UC Regents was set to discuss proposed UC-wide tuition hikes but ended with protests and police intervention.