Allergy Season: Worse this Year?
Karen Ha
As I was handed my physics midterm, achoo!
Following two more sneezes, I was tearing up and sniffling. An allergy attack during a...
Geenee and Snuggles: the Dogs of Isla Vista
Lauren Marnel Shores
Staff Writer
Geenee and Snuggles are arguably the two most famous dogs in Isla Vista. Walking past iV Menus, passersby are often greeted...
Local Food Fair to Address Student Food Insecurity
Jennica Martin
Staff Writer
Community members will have the opportunity to get free food and support an important cause at the Food for Freedom Fair at...
Lao Wang Offers Up Isla Vista’s Newest Noodles
Joanne Rhee
Web Editor
Just last quarter, Otaco launched their grand re-opening. With mediocre food and average atmosphere, it’s no wonder that the former restaurant closed...
Sweet Alley Takes a Sweet Turn Toward Hong Kong Dessert Cafes
Jeremy Levine
Copy Editor
Sweet Alley, the only location that has sold frozen yogurt in Isla Vista over the past six years, has quietly changed owners....
In Isla Vista, a Child Support Program ‘THRIVES’
Soobin Lee
Living on a college campus, it’s easy to forget just how many families reside in Isla Vista, and of those families, how many...
HiWi Tropical Fusion Lacks Color
Joanne Rhee
Web Editor
After months of postponing its opening, HiWi Tropical Fusion finally opened its doors in Isla Vista in January. Even though HiWi specifies...
4 I.V. Housing Tips for the New Year
Gwendolyn Wu
Executive Content Editor
The first week of winter quarter is supposed to be stress-free. Although syllabus week ends about 20 minutes into class and...
Poetry and Chill Vibes Brings UCSB Together
Kaitlyn Tang
The Coffee Collaborative is small, cozy, and intimate with a chalk written menu and creative, specialized coffee items; it's a quintessential college coffee...
Otaco: A Re-opening Anything but Grand
Kamran Yunus
Copy Editor
Otaco is an Isla Vista eatery that students have seen and ignored as they bike out of Pardall Tunnel towards the always-open, delicious Freebirds....
