CBC & The Sweeps delivered eviction notices to every single one of its residents on March 16.
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It’s unclear, but possible, that the emergency ordinance could impact the situation at the CBC & The Sweeps, the county’s legal counsel said during the meeting.
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Capps and her team canvassed the apartment complex, meeting largely with Spanish-speaking families and sharing a resource sheet to residents.
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The Regents convened at UC San Francisco Mission Bay on March 15 and 16.
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Supervisor Capps tours Munger Hall mock-up, discusses student housing crunch with Chancellor Yang
Capps raised the eviction issue with Yang and stressed that it can be overwhelming for affected students.
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2 UCSB Students Accepted into Aquarium of the Pacific’s 2023 African American Scholar Program
This year, the program welcomed 10 students from eight campuses across California, including undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students.
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El Congreso organizes die-in, protesting Munger Hall project
The group gathered in opposition to Munger Hall: a proposed nine story dormitory set to house 3,500 students in individual bedrooms that largely lack real windows.
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Kardashian Kontradictions and the business of self-commodification
Riley Burke delves into the self-commodification of the Kardashians and the accompanying effects.
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U-Mail: I don’t miss you, I remember
Amitha Bhat remembers all of it.
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U-Mail: In the small things
Kayura Narayanan finds that love is everywhere in Isla Vista, if you know where to look.
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UCSB’s Cinderella run comes to a close
UCSB men's basketball ran out of steam in the second half of their game against Baylor, ultimately leading to their loss.
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Softball Goes on a Three-Game Win Streak at the Bulldog Classic
Softball continued their impressive run of form, going on a three-game win streak at their latest tournament.
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Baseball wins out against Seton Hall and Cal Poly
UCSB baseball continued an impressive win streak taking down Xavier and Cal Poly in back to back weekends.
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SBIFF 2023: Outstanding Directors of The Year Award Presented to Todd Field and Martin McDonagh
On Feb. 17, Todd Field, director of the smashing film “Tár,” and Martin McDonagh, director of the emotional yet comforting film “The Banshees of Inisherin,” were presented with the award.
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Get’cha head in the game: top 10 basketball movies for March Madness
In honor of UC Santa Barbara men’s basketball team qualifying for the 2023 NCAA March Madness Tournament, here is a list of iconic basketball movies!
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In Review: Skrillex triumphantly returns with “Quest For Fire”
The album showcases Skrillex's signature style and his experimental forays into the bass scene, all while featuring an impressive lineup of collaborators.
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Europa: A new hope
NASA observes Europa, the smallest of Jupiter's four Galilean moons, and its great potential to harbor life beneath its surface.
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New UCSB Data Science Program Provides Support for Students Underrepresented in Field
As the technology within our society advances, the demand for data scientists continues to grow. Although this field is clearly advancing technologically, much growth is necessary in terms of societal...
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Campus Point: New and Exciting Research at UCSB
Cheating. Whether you’re playing a game via a ChatGPT prompt or using good old-fashioned scrawls on your arm during crucial exams, cheating is just as natural to school students as sticking gum unde...
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So, President’s Day had to be during Black History Month Huh?
What’s the point of President’s Day anyway? To get a couple more hours of shut-eye on our brand new Sleep Number smart mattress?
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“Finally some representation!” cries white man after watching Harry Styles grammy speech
Kevin dropped the communal-apartment-carton of milk that he was drinking from. He was astounded. He burst into tears — finally feeling relief in his life.
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Nation’s racist uncles shocked to find out ‘All Lives Matter’ includes minorities
As the conversation turned toward politics due to Black History Month, she said unto her uncle, “Hey Leonard, if all lives matter, that means Black lives matter too, doesn’t it?”
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In Photos | Bomb Cyclone Swell
Santa Barbara is known for having many near-perfect right hand point breaks that rarely break. The combination of the generally south-facing coastline and the swell blocking of the Channel Islands mea...
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In Photos | The Experience of Studying Abroad in Europe
For some students, studying abroad represents an opportunity to enhance one’s experience within their major by studying it from a new perspective in a new country. However, for others, studying abro...
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In Photos | Downtown Sound: Carly Rae Jepsen at The Arlington Theatre
Garnering a crowd of all ages, concertgoers with a penchant for pop flocked to Carly Rae Jepsen’s stop along State Street at The Arlington Theatre. Jepsen sang in Santa Barbara for one night during ...
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Panino: A vegetarian-friendly, local sandwich spot
This humble-looking lunch spot serves up Italian-inspired sandwiches and salads made with the freshest ingredients. Plus they have a substantial vegetarian menu!
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One-pan butternut squash saute
This one-pan butternut squash saute has become my go-to weekday meal. It’s warm, it’s vegetarian and its lavish, earthy flavors just hit the spot during winter.
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A family favorite: Sopes
Simple yet flavorful dishes, like these sopes with chicken, just feel like home.
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