Santa Barbara City College to Build $105 Million Physical Education Complex
The Board of Trustees approved the plan to use $34 million in state funds and $71 million from the Measure P Bond extension.
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Update: 11 International Students at UCSB Get Visas Back After DOJ Backtracks on Terminations
The U.S. Department of Justice succumbs to pressure from the courts to reissue canceled visas for more than 1,500 international students.
UC Success Nights Celebrate UC-Admitted Seniors from Area High Schools
The Early Academic Outreach Program at UC Santa Barbara is holding a series of events throughout the spring quarter.
UC Santa Barbara Bren School Students Mentor Teens at the Bluedot Institute Climate Leadership Retreat on Channel Islands
The four-day camping trip on Santa Cruz Island marks the beginning of a summer chock-full of lessons for future climate leaders.
Santa Barbara Students Make Their Broadway Debut
The Condor Community Choir, made up of 34 Santa Barbara Unified students, traveled to New York to perform in a national youth ensemble this week.
Promising Cancer Research Earns Top Honors at UC Santa Barbara’s 2025 Grad Slam
PhD student Kirstin Rollins bests a competitive field of more than 40 graduate students and eight finalists to claim the $5,000 top prize for her presentation.
Student Visa Crackdown Reaches UC Santa Barbara
Ten affected at UCSB among 54 in the UC system who have lost their student visa status without warning.
‘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.
