Dance Marathon Raises Money for Children’s Hosptial
Students participated in a full 12 hours of dancing, games and activities to raise money for Cottage Children’s Hospital in UCSB’s third annual Dance Marathon on Saturday from noon to midnight in Robertson Gym.
Overview of New A.S. Parties
In the upcoming spring elections, four new Associated Students (A.S.) parties will be participating: Campus United, Peer Action Coalition (PAC), The Response and QutSB (Queer and Trans Student Body). Open People’s Party (OPP), which accomplished a near-sweep in last year’s elections, will not be participating, and many of its old members now identify with the new groups.
Ex-Student Pleads Not Guilty in 2014 Campus Rape
A former UC Santa Barbara student accused of raping a woman on campus in 2014 pleaded not guilty to two felony rape charges Tuesday and will continue to be held without bail.
UCSB Hosts 12th Annual Afrikan Black Coalition Conference
Organizers estimate more than 600 students from all University of California campuses and nearly every California State University will travel to UCSB from Feb. 12-15 for the 12th annual Afrikan Black Coalition Conference. The Afrikan Black Coalition (ABC), founded in 2003, is an organization that represents black students in California. The coalition has rotated its […]
Former Student Arrested in 2014 Campus Rape Case
UC Santa Barbara Police arrested one man Wednesday in connection with the February 2014 violent rape and assault of a UCSB student.
“Second Class Feminists” Event Fosters Discussion on Feminism and Religion
The College of Letters and Science and Department of Religious Studies co-hosted an event Tuesday evening titled “Second Class Feminists?: The Changing Role of Women in Faith Communities” for panelists and audience members to discuss the intersections of religion and feminism and the role of feminists in religions with patriarchal interpretations.
Students Discuss Environmental Racism, Environmental Justice, Flint Water Crisis
Approximately 50 students discussed the meaning and future implications of environmental racism and environmental justice at an event titled “What is Environmental Racism?” Monday in the MultiCultural Center.
A.S. Senate Meets, Discusses Potential Fifth Resignation From Senate Since Last Spring
The Associated Students (A.S.) Senate met Wednesday in the Flying A room of the UCen to discuss Senator Dustin Larrazolo’s possible resignation, funding for the Anscombe Society’s debate on marriage and recent protests against the California Border Patrol’s (CBP) Career Fair presence.
D.R.E.A.M. To Aid Undocumented Students
The University of California is rolling out its D.R.E.A.M. Loan Program this academic year, providing an initial $5 million in federal aid to undocumented students across the UC system.
I.V. Stakeholders Discuss Budget, Potential IVCSD General Manager
The Isla Vista Self Governance Initiative held a public meeting Tuesday at the I.V. clinic building to discuss finances and the surplus budget proposal for a potential Community Services District (CSD).