Carbon Farming Coming to Santa Barbara
Tanner Walker
Staff Writer
Carbon ranching is coming to Santa Barbara, but farmers aren’t growing carbon — they’re putting it back into the ground. With the help of...
One Third of the World’s Protected Areas Are Under Stress
Krystal Chen
Staff Writer
According to a recent study conducted by the Wildlife Conservation Society, more than one third of protected lands have shown signs of...
FDA Holds Drug Industries Accountable for Suspicious Practices
Sophia Tao
The FDA released a list of “Reference Listed Drug Access Inquiries” on Thursday, May 17, which lists pharmaceutical companies that allegedly block the...
Tyson Foods Inc. Invests in Lab-Grown Meat Production
Krystal Chen
Staff Writer
Tyson Foods Inc., the world’s second largest processor and marketer of chicken, beef, and pork, recently announced that it plans to work...
From Mapping the Universe to a YouTube Career: An Interview with Physics Professor Andy...
Hannah Maerowitz
Staff Writer
Andy Howell is a member of the Physics Department at UCSB, but he also leads the supernova division of the Las Cumbres...
Health & Wellness Department Challenges Students to Sleep More
Krystal Chen
Do you routinely fail to obtain eight hours of quality sleep at night? Is the sense of fatigue, dizziness, and fog after a...
Reddit Use May Be Good for Mental Health, Study Shows
Sabrina Bui
Reddit has gained a notorious reputation online and offline: the website is infamous as a hub for users who support unsavory topics such...
Biodemography Laboratory Opens After Renovation
Dominick Ojeda
Under the direction of UCSB anthropology professor Michael Gurven, the newly renovated Biodemography Laboratory allows undergraduate and graduate students to discover medical explanations...
Appreciating Preserved Wildlife at the Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Conservation
Hannah Maerowitz
Staff Writer
Algae, raptors, and bears are only three of the many specimens that eventually find their way to collections of The Cheadle Center...
Female Faculty in Science-Based Fields Discuss Life as Women in STEM
Hannah Maerowitz
Staff Writer
UCSB students kept their minds open as female faculty in science-based disciplines weighed in on the difficulties and joys of being a...
