Student Visa Crackdown Hits UC Santa Barbara
Ten affected at UCSB among 54 in the UC system who have lost their student visa status without warning.
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‘Kill the Cuts’ Protest at UC Santa Barbara Joins National Push to Save Federal Research Funding
Hundreds of students, researchers, and union representatives gathered outside UCSB’s Davidson Library on Tuesday.
Sue or Hold Back? The University of California Does Both as It Faces Trump’s Wrath
The University of California has been selective about which Trump policies it challenges in court. Some students want the UC to be more vocal about defending student diversity and protest rights.
Head Start Program Braces for Even More Immediate Cuts
Santa Barbara County’s 20 Head Start campuses serving 600 families have no announced cuts, though Patricia Keelean, CEO of CommUnify, expressed grave concern that it was only a matter of time before the budget ax fell.
Five Santa Barbara County Campuses Named California Distinguished Schools
Elementary schools in the S.B. Unified, Carpinteria Unified, and Hope Elementary school districts received recognition for either Closing the Achievement Gap or Exceptional Student Performance.
UCSB’s Dr. Michelle Petty Wins Award for Work on Black Linguistic Justice
Petty, along with an interdisciplinary research team, won the prestigious Richard Braddock Award from College Composition and Communication, the flagship journal for college composition and writing.
Carpinteria Unified Must Reinstate Fired Teacher Accused of ‘Immoral’ Conduct Toward Students
Santa Barbara judge denies school district’s appeal of state order to rehire Carpinteria Middle School teacher Jay Hotchner.
How Feminist Witch Studies Redefine Magic and Power
UC Santa Barbara Professor Jane Ward and co-author Soma Chaudhuri release their new book, ‘The Witch Studies Reader.’
UC Santa Barbara 2025 Grad Slam Set for Final Showdown at Campbell Hall
With $5,000 on the line for first place, eight graduate students will showcase their research in three-minute presentations for the championship title on Thursday.
What Does Trump’s Executive Order Seeking to End Education Dept. Mean for Santa Barbara Schools?
While only Congress has the legal authority to shutter the department, the move puts federal funding in jeopardy for schools and colleges.
