Police In Isla Vista
By: Hailey Stankiewicz Community interactions with police-based entities within the town of Isla Vista has for a long time been...
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Concert Culture on Campus
By Leah Elliott and Leila Katibah The University of California, Santa Barbara has a rich music history and concert culture, hosting a...
The OBSD Offers Resources and Fortify a Sense of Belonging for Black Students
By Haoning Zhu This new campus resource - which was Born out of steadfast efforts by the 2019 Black Student Union (BSU) Demands Team,...
APIDA New Year Showcase Celebrates Different Asian Cultures During Lunar New Year
By Haoning Zhu The Asian Resource Center at UC Santa Barbara held an “Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American New Year Showcase” event...
Student Activism at UCSB
UCSB has a rich history of student activism. From the student-led hunger strike in 1989 that called for the establishment of an Ethnic...
8 Activities for Every Gaucho To Do Before Graduation
By Ector Flores-Garcia & Ryan Sewell Through writing this article, we have realized that this can be framed as a senior bucket list or...
Spotlight: Resources at UCSB Every Incoming Freshman Should Know About
By Rebecca Bogdanovic and Sicily Barry The bustling of the arbor, the quiet chatter ringing throughout the crowded library, the morning...
Navigating UCSB with Dietary Restrictions
By Carly Earnest Whether you are an incoming freshman or a transfer student, navigating your first year at UCSB can be overwhelming....
A Few Resources for Incoming First-Gen Students @ UCSB
By Lance Cortez Transitioning to university life can be extremely difficult. You’re moving away from home for the first time, all while...
How to Stay Civically Engaged During a Global Pandemic: A Student’s Guide to Stay-at-Home Voting
By Olivia Terrazas Picture this: It’s election year. The minority party is gearing up for the general election: holding debates,...
How to Self Advocate
During these trying times, it is important for students to effectively communicate with their professors.
Partying, Restrictions and Protecting our Oceans
Why current restrictions are in place and the importance of maintaining our beaches, oceans and the local Santa Barbara ecosystem.
10 Tips for Tutoring Your Younger Siblings
By Emma Anderson In the midst of COVID-19, tens of millions of students are getting their longtime wish fulfilled: they don’t have to go...
What Remote Learning Misses: The Motivation Factor
By: Dami Akande From mid- to late March, school administrators all over the country began to make the difficult decision to shut down...
The Catch-22 of Online Education:
How the Coronavirus and Distance Learning Affect the Wellbeing of a College Freshman By Hannah Hulbert From the moment Chancellor Yang...
Job Market Jitters: UCSB seniors feel the pressure of graduating during a recession
By Amelia Buckley “Know your skills and talents, and don't be afraid to try on new ones; take a chance on yourself.” Those are the words...
Remotely Making A Big Difference: Professors & COVID-19
By Brooke Russell Until now, rigorous education has always been championed as a positive, crucial force for students, as well as society....
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