Margaux Lovely

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How to Find Your Lost DogMaster Finder Onalisa Hoodes Explains Her Tried-and-True MethodsBy Margaux Lovely | June 5, 2025Credit: ig_royal – stock.adobe.comIt’s one of those everyone-get-in-the-car-I-don’t-care-if-you-ate-we’re-running-late types of mornings. You’re trying to find your laptop, successfully transfer coffee from the pot to the to-go mug without getting knee-swiped by the dog, who thinks all this running around is a game, and, oh wait, one of the kids forgot their history project.

1 month ago | independent.com | Margaux Lovely |Christina McDermott

This article was underwritten in part by the Mickey Flacks Journalism Fund for Social Justice, a proud, innovative supporter of local news. To make a contribution go to sbcan.org/journalism_fund. UC Santa Barbara first-year Elizabeth “Liz” Hamel died more than two months ago, after seemingly falling from a breezeway at the San Rafael dorm. But questions surrounding her death are still unanswered.

1 month ago | independent.com | Ryan Cruz |Callie Fausey |Tyler Hayden |Margaux Lovely |Christina McDermott |Nick Welsh | +1 more

Reign of Administrative (T)error How Trump’s First 100 Days in Office Have Shaken Out in Santa Barbara Reign of Administrative (T)errorHow Trump’s First 100 Days in Office Have Shaken Out in Santa BarbaraBy Ryan P. Cruz, Callie Fausey, Tyler Hayden, Margaux Lovely, Christina McDermott, Nick Welsh, and Jean YamamuraMay 1, 2025Credit: Ben CiccatiOne hundred days. Already, it seems like forever.

1 month ago | independent.com | Margaux Lovely

‘This Is a Full-Scale Assault on Science’Professor David Valentine Speaks Out as UCSB Feels Fallout of Trump’s Second TermBy Margaux Lovely | May 1, 2025Experts are starting to call it “jawboning.”How the federal government has gone about jawboning universities — or intimidating them into censoring themselves — is a legal and moral enigma to many.

2 months ago | independent.com | Margaux Lovely

Seven International Students at UCSB Get Visas Back After DOJ Backtracks on Terminations U.S. Department of Justice Succumbs to Pressure from Courts to Reissue Visas University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) | Credit: File Photo Seven international students affiliated with UC Santa Barbara got their visas back on Friday after the Department of Justice (DOJ) backtracked on their sweeping student visa terminations in federal court. Twelve UCSB students — up from the originally reported 10...