April Zhang
Contributing Writer
Catherine Flaherty, a third-year student at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB), has recently been elected to the board of Isla Vista Community Services District (CSD).
Cynthia Montserrat Arellanes
Contributing Writer
Russell W. Rumberger is a professor emeritus at the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education where he taught for over 25 years. He received a Ph.D....
Jessica Gang
Staff Writer
Animal Crossing dates, virtual movie nights, spontaneous food deliveries, and long hours of Facetime. Over the past few months, these are just some of the ways that...
Rick Zhang
Contributing Writer
One of the biggest benefits of an in-person orientation is providing the very first opportunities for incoming students to interact and make friends. But as UC...
Zoey JiaContributing Writer
Mother’s Day during a pandemic has challenged the way we celebrate our mothers. As health officials across the country issued warnings against traveling and visiting parents during the holiday, many skipped...
Alice SymingtonContributing Writer
When the UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) community received the news that classes would be moved remotely, professor Jane Mulfinger channelled her concern into creating a new spring course that motivates students...
Daniel KuContributing Writer
California’s stay-at-home order means the loss of jobs, classes, and community activities. Many students are using their spare time to adopt new, rediscovered, or existing pastimes. Whether for fun or...
Carmiya BaskinStaff Writer
UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) students and residents of Isla Vista have been hit hard financially since the COVID-19 shelter-in-place order came into effect. To alleviate these hardships, two UCSB students recently...
Zoey JiaContributing Writer
When Joyce Lu first got word of the COVID-19 pandemic, she worried about her family back home in Taiwan.
As a fourth-year international student at UC Santa Barbara...
Serena Bun
Contributing Writer
Being a college student is stressful enough, especially when handling a heavy workload, societal concerns, and for some, struggles with finances, family, and mental health. The COVID-19 pandemic has only worsened these anxieties.
Now in the second week...
