The Isla Vista Community Services District held a town hall Tuesday to gather public input on Deltopia, an upcoming unsanctioned block party that takes place in IV the first weekend of April. The majority of the meeting consisted of community members, government officials, and law enforcement discussing the plans for April, while the rest was devoted to discussing how people would like to see Deltopia develop in the coming years.

The Isla Vista Community Services District held a town hall Tuesday to gather public input on Deltopia, an upcoming unsanctioned block party that takes place in IV the first weekend of April. The majority of the meeting consisted of community members, government officials, and law enforcement discussing the plans for April, while the rest was devoted to discussing how people would like to see Deltopia develop in the coming years.

In the ongoing debate over oil production in Santa Barbara County,

the Supervisors last month voted unanimously to approve a new oil pipeline in the North County. Organizations like The Food And Water Watch are hosting a meeting Tuesday to inform any interested parties.

In the ongoing debate over oil production in Santa Barbara County,

the Supervisors last month voted unanimously to approve a new oil pipeline in the North County. Organizations like The Food And Water Watch are hosting a meeting Tuesday to inform any interested parties.

In an era of female empowerment, Warren Farrell, renowned author and activist on men’s and women’s issues, hopes to shed light on the ways in which men experience their own “paradoxes of power.” In his latest book, he covers what he terms “the boy crisis”: what it is, and why it matters. KCSB’s Alex Casavant has the story.

In an era of female empowerment, Warren Farrell, renowned author and activist on men’s and women’s issues, hopes to shed light on the ways in which men experience their own “paradoxes of power.” In his latest book, he covers what he terms “the boy crisis”: what it is, and why it matters. KCSB’s Alex Casavant has the story.

Over 100 hundred people participated in a campus-wide walk out Monday noon to bring attention to the Federal Government’s handling of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act. The walk out also sought to remind UCSB administrators of a series of demands that rally organizers say have not been met since they were presented three years ago.

With chants like “undocumented and unafraid” and “education not deportation,” the walk began at the base of Storke Tower and ended at the doorsteps of Cheadle Hall, the administrative center of UCSB.

Story by Soobin Lee

Over 100 hundred people participated in a campus-wide walk out Monday noon to bring attention to the Federal Government’s handling of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act. The walk out also sought to remind UCSB administrators of a series of demands that rally organizers say have not been met since they were presented three years ago.

With chants like “undocumented and unafraid” and “education not deportation,” the walk began at the base of Storke Tower and ended at the doorsteps of Cheadle Hall, the administrative center of UCSB.

Story by Soobin Lee

In light of the recent drug related emergency in Isla Vista, we had the opportunity to speak with Jackie Kurta, the head of the alcohol and drug program here at UCSB about the incident that occurred Thursday, March 1st.

In light of the recent drug related emergency in Isla Vista, we had the opportunity to speak with Jackie Kurta, the head of the alcohol and drug program here at UCSB about the incident that occurred Thursday, March 1st.