News
News in Briefs: May 25 to May 31
CAMPUS
The University of California, Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz Graduate School of Education collaborated with Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara to found the Curie-osity Project,...
Photos
Remembrance
Photos by Juan Gonzalez and Alex Yam | Staff Photographers
This story is part of a commemorative issue on the third anniversary of the 2014...
Features
I.V. Open Market Featured Secondhand Goods and Art
Soobin Lee
Staff Writer
On Friday June 2, the first Isla Vista Open Market of 2017 welcomed shoppers to Little Acorn Park for a fun and...
A Closer Look at Labels
Magnolia Meimand Saffarian
How would you define yourself without labels? According to spoken word poet Richard Williams, better known as Prince Ea, labels “blind us...
Cat Therapy SB Offers the Purrr-fect Chance to Unwind
Skyler Melnick
“Are you a cat or a dog person?” This is the ultimate, divisive, and eternal question.
For dog people, UCSB has its much-anticipated Dog...
Science & Technology
Water Wars: The Battle of Oprah
Tanner Walker
Science & Tech Editor
Montecito’s water rights became national news after media reports said that Susan Geston, actress and producer, publicly questioned the amount...
Drones: A Nuisance or an Advancement?
Jackie Caldwell
When you hear the word “drone,” what comes to mind? The remote-controlled camera-carriers from Best Buy? The way your high school physics teacher...
New Apps Help Students and Schools Combat Sexual Assault
Tanner Walker
Science & Tech Editor
From kindergarten to college, schools are starting to embrace the use of smartphone apps to protect students against sexual assault....
UCSB Students in Running to Design Hyperloop
Quincy Lee
Staff Writer
How fast can you transport something from L.A. to San Francisco? Engineering students at UCSB are building a pod that could go...
Opinions
Don’t be Hard-Headed: Wear Your Helmet
Spencer Wu
Copy Editor
Ever notice that most University of California, Santa Barbara bikers violate California law by not wearing a helmet? Though helmets do significantly...
Even Presidents Should Have Limits
Arturo Samaniego
National Beat Reporter
How much classified information should a president be allowed to disclose with foreign nations? This has become a legitimate question after...
Editor’s Note: Commemorating the Isla Vista Tragedy
This story is part of a commemorative issue on the third anniversary of the 2014 Isla Vista killings, where a resident killed six UCSB...
Out of Senseless Tragedy Came Personal Growth and the True Face of a Community
This story is part of a commemorative issue on the third anniversary of the 2014 Isla Vista killings, where a resident killed six UCSB...
