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UCSB announces full-campus renovation one week into the academic year | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)
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On Sept. 31, UC Santa Barbara released unexpected campus construction plans that will commence immediately. The plans detail an incredibly lengthy and complex renovation of almost all buildings and infrastructure. These plans have been kept under tight wraps, with Chancellor Dennis Assanis being advised to wait until classes started to ensure there is sufficient funding for this undertaking. Students at UCSB will have noticed the smaller construction projects happening simultaneously around the
UC system announces major rebranding of UCSB | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)
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On Friday, Sept. 11 the University of California system announced a major change to one of its most recognizable campuses, revealing that UCSB will no longer stand for University of California, Santa Barbara. Effective immediately, the acronym will instead stand for University of California, See (you in) Barcelona, a name university officials say more accurately reflects the typical student experience. The decision follows what administrators described as “years of hard data” that illustrates ho
What your UCSB tour guide never told you | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)
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The month before the start of the academic year at UC Santa Barbara always finds incoming freshmen in varying states of preparedness. However, whether you have tirelessly researched the clubs the school offers, or not even set up your school email, no freshman is truly prepared for their time at UCSB because they haven’t been given all the information. There is a trove of secrets that UCSB administrators, professors and current students alike keep from the public, either out of shame or because
New UCSB Bachelor of Science in artificial intelligence creates professor job insecurity | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)
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Ahead of the 2026-27 academic year, professors at UC Santa Barbara are finding themselves increasingly concerned about job security. The Robert Mehrabian College of Engineering recently announced a new Bachelor of Science in artificial intelligence, where students will be able to spend their undergraduate years learning how to build, train and work alongside artificial intelligence systems. In what was meant to create a responsible relationship between humans and artificial intelligence (AI), tr
World Cup faces backlash over “colonial optics” | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)
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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, England, France, Belgium and Portugal all made deep runs in a tournament hosted across North America — a continent whose history remains deeply intertwined with European
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