It was vindictive, misguided, and almost certainly illegal. When the UC Santa Barbara student government cut off the campus newspaper’s funding, it crossed the line from criticism to censorship. Read more...

The UC Santa Barbara undergraduate student government passed a resolution Wednesday that could freeze funding for the campus newspaper, the Daily Nexus ““ a move that may be illegal. Read more...

Due to differing moral and ethical positions among board members, the UC Board of Regents voted Thursday to postpone the adoption of a policy that would restrict the funding the university receives from tobacco companies. Read more...

With a new Democratic majority now in control, the House of Representatives began the 110th Congress by passing all of the agenda items which had been planned for the first 100 hours, including an overwhelming vote to lower interest rates on student loans. Read more...

A screening of an unaired episode of Showtime’s “The L Word,” which follows the lives of lesbians and bisexuals in Los Angeles, led to a discussion Thursday night of how the show reflects issues in the lesbian community and how the show has impacted students’ lives. Read more...

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With all the serving difficulties the men’s volleyball team had at Utah elevation last weekend, a match right off the Santa Barbara coastline was supposed to be just what the Bruins needed. Read more...