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Twenty-two-year-old UC Santa Barbara alum Dylan Monson died in a crash on June 29 while riding his BMW S1000RR on northbound Highway 101 in Goleta, just past the Storke Road off-ramp. Monson graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communication earlier that month.

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Chiwetel Ejiofor plays Clark, the owner of a furniture store who discovers the Backrooms. (Courtesy of IMDb)

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“Backrooms,” the directorial debut of 21-year-old filmmaker Kane Parsons, is not a horror film in any traditional sense. It’s more of a distorted dreamscape than a bloody thriller, where logic is non-existent and normal is ...


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The UC Santa Barbara men’s club lacrosse team showcased dominance all season long, finishing at the top of their conference with a 11-3 overall record, and a 6-0 division record, capturing the Western Collegiate Lacrosse League Division I championship in April.

Reid Habas, a second-year economics and accounting major, was eager to join the UCSB men’s club lacrosse team...


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Over the past two decades, students have voted to approve more lock-in fees and support organizations that prioritize basic needs and physical resources.

The post The evolution of A.S. funding over the past two decades fi...

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup came under intense scrutiny this week after cultural critics claimed the tournament had become indistinguishable from a European history textbook. Activists have accused FIFA of promoting “systemic colonial narratives” through its tournament bracket and match scheduling. 

Suspicion first arose after Spain, Engla...


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