UC Allocates $3.3 Million to Increase Student Access to Food
Juli Nguyen, who will begin her fourth year in the fall, has struggled with food insecurity since her first year at UC Santa Barbara.
Regents’ Challenge to Campus Rape Case Fails
The UC Regents have failed to strike four sections of text from a civil lawsuit filed against them in January arguing that they were partially responsible for a woman’s rape.
Jackson’s Bill to Recognize Marriage Equality Signed Into Law
Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Tuesday a bill that will replace longstanding legal language in California with words that aim to properly recognize gender equality.
UCSB Eliminated from College World Series
Two days after eliminating Miami from the College World Series, the UCSB baseball team suffered the same fate after Arizona shut them out 3-0 in Wednesday night’s elimination match.
UCSB Eliminates Miami From CWS, Keeps Championship Hopes Alive
The Gauchos were facing elimination for the first time this postseason heading into their match-up against the Hurricanes, but responded in solid fashion defeating Miami 5-3.
In Photos: Year in Review 2015-2016
Recapping the 2015-2016 school year through pictures from Daily Nexus photographers.
UCSB Class of 2016 Looks to Life After Graduation
As UC Santa Barbara’s graduating class prepares to walk the line next week, nearly 5,000 students are looking to the future for life after college.
Bernie Sanders Adds Santa Barbara to California Tour
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will hold a rally at Santa Barbara City College on Saturday morning.
In Photos: Lite the Nite Illuminates Isla Vista
More than 200 students and Isla Vistans filled People’s Park in Isla Vista Saturday night, playing carnival games, winning prizes and listening to the electronic thumps of multiple DJs.
Woman in Hospital After Vehicle Strikes Tree on UCSB Campus
A woman in her 20s has been taken to a hospital after firefighters rescued her from a car that struck a tree on UCSB’s campus.