The terms “invasive” and “alien” are highly negative and overused labels that can cause people to overlook the complexities, good and bad, of how organisms interact with their environment. Their ...

With the beginning of the 2025-26 school year approaching, freshmen at UC Santa Barbara may have physically survived the ...

Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is defined by the Indigenous Climate Hub as the “cumulative body of knowledge, ...

In the wake of the United States Environmental Protection Agency announcing its decision to withdraw its classification of ...

On July 13, the Major League Baseball draft took place, giving talented athletes a chance to go pro. This draft proved to be ...

The A.S. Senate proposed new bills to reform its legal code and the president discussed plans regarding the ban on student ...

With that in mind, here are some of my absolute favorite summer reads for various summer scenarios: I struggle with ...

In a daring leap towards the future, UC Santa Barbara has recently announced plans to replace a third of its student body with artificial intelligence by the summer of 2026.

In theory, after installing and creating an account on the TransLoc app, you can tap on the pickup and drop-off points or ...

Summer is a season of competing priorities: a narrow window to rest, recharge, and hustle, resulting in feelings of perpetual business and "time pressure" that make the months feel even faster. But by ...

Todd Grappone was appointed UCSB's University Librarian by former Chancellor Henry T. Yang and officially assumed the role on ...

At UCSB, there’s this unspoken rule: don’t make things too serious. And it’s not that people aren’t smart or engaged, it’s that being openly political, especially outside of class, feels out of place.