A Philippines Love Affair
Aisa Villanueva
Sure, growing up in the tropics had its downsides, such as perpetual humidity for more than half the year, but the scenic ambiance,...
Self-Care in the Time of COVID-19
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,...
Self-Grown Veggies by James Mrohs and Emilia Dellemonico
With the arrival of spring comes, for many, the desire to get back outside and enjoy nature. Little do many students at UCSB know,...
School, Sports, and Stereotypes: UCSB Women’s Basketball Weighs In
Madison Hallam
Student athletes are able to live two separate lives.
To an outsider, it might seem exciting, but there’s a catch — their performance in...
Research Spotlight: Richard Ross
Joanne Rhee
Staff Writer
“The question is, how do we treat each other this way, and why? Does it make sense on ethical and moral grounds?...
Stay Classy: A Look at UCSB’s Unique Spring Classes
Hari Kota
Staff Writer
From the ocean borders to Isla Vista, there are so many unique resources available at University of California, Santa Barbara. This is...
IV First Friday: Great in Theory, Lacking in Execution
Jessica Gang
Opinions Editor
As part of the I.V. Open Lab’s project to make Isla Vista a more family-friendly neighborhood, the final I.V. First Friday event...
IV Spotlight: Sweet Alley Steps Up its Game
Joanne Rhee
Staff Writer
Photo by Frances Castellon, Staff Photographer
Sweet Alley has always been a solid post-Freebirds dessert choice on a Friday night. Who can resist...
Download The Latest Issue Of The Bottom Line Volume 5.01
Hello Readers,
You can download the latest issue of The Bottom Line in PDF. You can either view it below or download it to read...
Abu Dubai to Build World’s First Sustainable City by Joshua Kelly
During World War II, the Manhattan Project brought together many of the world's greatest minds and focused their energies on producing an end to...
