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University scrapped decades-old housing plans for Munger Hall, documents reveal - Vimarsana News

University scrapped decades-old housing plans for Munger Hall, documents reveal

Ultimately, UCSB didn’t execute the bulk of the campus development plan that it spent nearly a decade crafting with community members and local governments.

Editorial: The UC is a public institution. Why do staff and student needs continue to be unmet? - Vimarsana News

Editorial: The UC is a public institution. Why do staff and student needs continue to be unmet?

The UC as a whole has systematically failed its most integral and important members.

Editorial: The UC is a public institution. Why do staff and student needs continue to be unmet? - Vimarsana News

Editorial: The UC is a public institution. Why do staff and student needs continue to be unmet?

The University of California has long posited its mission as one that serves society as a center of higher learning by advancing knowledge and research, aimed at ensuring equitable access and opportunity to the most talented and capable candidates. But despite outward images, the past few years — even prior to the start of the COVID-19

Record number of students attend UCSB | The Daily Nexus - Vimarsana News

Record number of students attend UCSB | The Daily Nexus

Of the total students enrolled, 23,460 are undergraduates, reflecting the highest levels of undergraduate enrollment at UCSB to date.

Vote no on Measure L - Vimarsana News

Vote no on Measure L

Vote No on L, a revenue measure for $650 Million dollars, because no student benefits are explicitly slated to be paid for with the $650M.