New Bisexuality Course at Offered at UCSB Stresses Inclusion and Acceptance
Jessica Reincke
Staff Writer
For the first time in UCSB history, a full 4 unit course on bisexuality is being taught in the
Applied Psychology department...
UCSB Men’s Golf Team Sends First Gaucho to NCAA Championship Tournament
Sarah Renard
Contributing Writer
Prior to this year, the UC Santa Barbara’s men’s golf team had yet to see a Gaucho go to the NCAA Championship...
Prison Solidarity Night Helps Students Stand in Solidarity with LGBTQ+ inmates
Arturo Samaniego
Managing Editor
On Thursday, May 30th, the Santa Barbara Democratic Socialists of America (SBDSA) and UCSB Young Democratic Socialists of America hosted a Prison...
Letter to the Editor: Using Tax Revenue from Legal Cannabis to...
Lurking beneath the ballooning student debt crisis is a shadow crisis of ever-growing non tuition costs, ranging from housing to food to textbooks. These...
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Careless Cub: An Honored Member of the Isla Vista Music Community
Carmiya Baskin
Staff Writer
Two hours before they were scheduled to perform at the Student Band Showcase in the Hub, members of the local Isla Vista...
Raíces de mi Tierra Challenges Homophobia and Sexism in a Latinx-Celebrating...
Jeremy Levine
Contributing Writer
Hispanic dance troupe Raíces de mi Tierra presented their annual showcase at 6 p.m. on May 25 to a packed audience at...
UCSB’s REEL LOUD Presents a Film Competition for the Best of...
Noe Padilla
Incoming News Editor
It’s quite a rare opportunity to be able to observe the future talent of cinema all coalesced in one student event....
Science & Tech
UCSB Professor Studying Active Matter Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Noah Treiman
Contributing Writer
UCSB’s physics professor Cristina Marchetti was recently elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) for her study of active matter.
The NAS...
UCSB Engineering Students Design ‘Rally Rig’ to Break Physical Limitations in...
Xander Apicella
Science and Tech Editor
The Rally Rig is a mechanical engineering (ME) capstone project designed to help those with impaired motor function be filmmakers...
George Degen Wins UCSB’s 7th Annual Grad Slam
Xander Apicella
Science and Tech Editor
On Friday, Apr. 19, George Degen — a chemical engineering grad student at UCSB — won the seventh annual Grad...
