UCSB representatives presented the lagoon lighting and camera path project design proposal to the 77th A.S. Senate at its Oct. 14 meeting.

The Nexus filtered articles through a list of relevant keywords and tracked their frequency per calendar year.

Off Fair to introduce students to the resources it offers on Oct. 9. The event on the Annex Lawn included free Sam’s To Go sandwiches, a petting zoo, a photo booth and tabling from multiple ...

A.S. Senate established a permanent student safety committee under the Office of the President at its Oct. 7 meeting.

UCSB Basic Needs program is currently unable to offer its Basic Needs Technology Grant due to lack of funding.

This quarter has been rather dull so far, so in honor of Halloween we’ve decided to focus on nightmares. The Daily Nexus interviewed different students across a variety of majors on their worst ...

G’Day’ was almost ‘G’Night’ for an anonymous student from the United Kingdom studying abroad at UC Santa Barbara who made a figurative and literal splash in response to a miscommunication about their ...

It’s the beginning of fall quarter here at UC Santa Barbara, and the freshmen are looking for their first college romances. Many have installed Tinder and other dating apps for the first time, while ...

UCSB admitted around 47% of its 127,382 undergraduate applicants for fall 2026 — a 5.3% percentage point increase compared to ...

In front of 11,183 fans at Harder Stadium, UC Santa Barbara Men’s Soccer defeated Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, 3-1 on Saturday night, scoring three first half goals to secure the Blue-Green Rivalry ...

Demonstrators from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals protested the new Raising Cane's location on Hollister Avenue in Goleta on Oct. 12.

Santa Barbara’s Riviera Theatre hosted an early screening of “La bola negra” followed by a Q&A conversation with the writers and directors, Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, jointly known as “Los ...