The Daily Nexus
The Daily Nexus serves as the campus newspaper for the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). The origins of the Daily Nexus date back to the 1930s with the Santa Barbara State College student newspaper known as The Eagle. After the college joined the UC system in 1944, The Eagle transformed through various titles, including The Roadrunner, El Gaucho, The University Post, and The Daily Gaucho. The contemporary Daily Nexus was shaped by the activism and social movements of the 1960s and 1970s. In 1970, in response to significant events, including the burning of the Bank of America building in nearby Isla Vista, the newspaper's editors decided to rename it to Daily Nexus, reflecting the evolving spirit of the university. The 1970-71 editorial team was motivated by the words of Robert Maynard Hutchins, who said, "A free press is the nexus of any democracy."
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3 weeks ago |
dailynexus.com | Lizzy Rager
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Nexus has published an editorial addressing allegations made against the Nexus’s news coverage of the fallout from the 2025-26 spring election and the results of our investigation into the allegations against presidential candidate Dan Siddiqui and the Associated Students members involved in his case. It is accessible here.
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4 weeks ago |
dailynexus.com | Anushka Ghosh Dastidar |Siddharth Chattoraj
The very best that UCSB has to offer, all in one place. Best Food Pop Up: Rogers Tacos Best Bathroom on Campus: ILPBest Smoke Spot: Devereux BeachJuliet Becker, Nexustentialism Editor Devereux Beach, affectionately known as Devs, might just be the Isla Vista equivalent of the regency-era promenade. At sunset, one can observe a slice of I.V. life, with a cross-section of gossiping girl groups, first dates, wannabe-yogis, mediocre guitar players and, most importantly, stoners.
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4 weeks ago |
dailynexus.com | Conor Kelly
Students, faculty and community members filled the MultiCultural Center Theater on Thursday night to watch film festival-recognized UC Santa Barbara student film “The Takeover.” This was the film’s first official screening at UCSB. The film was produced by fourth-year Black studies major Zoe McCullough and third-year history of public policy and law and Black studies double major Rosie Bultman.
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1 month ago |
dailynexus.com | Lizzy Rager
Governor Gavin Newsom reduces budget cuts to the UC in revised budgetCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom announced reductions to University of California budget cuts in a revision of the state budget on May 14, according to the Daily Bruin. Newsom’s January budget proposed that $396.6 million be cut from the University of California (UC) system, which was reduced to $129.7 million this month, less than half of the initial proposed number.
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1 month ago |
dailynexus.com | Lizzy Rager
The Nexus compiled profiles of the 2024-25 Associated Students elected officials to reflect on their past year in office. As they look back on their campaign platforms, we asked our elected officials to tell us about their successes and shortfalls throughout their terms in office. The term in reviews for the other executives can be viewed at dailynexus.com and/or in our May 22, 2025, print edition. Pinto did not meet with the Nexus for a mid-year check-in January.
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