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Senior Cole Kosciusko rounds the bases after a home run. Courtesy of UCSB Athletics
While UC Santa Barbara baseball (40-20, 22-8 Big West) was unable to advance to the NCAA Division I Super Regionals, they demonstrated versatility, going 2-2 at the Austin Regionals tournament over the weekend.
In the first round of the NCAA t...
Dear Daily Nexus reader,
My name is Shayla Prasad, and I served as your 2025-26 Co-Editor in Chief of the Daily Nexus. This whole experience has passed in a blur. From first getting elected to now planning our end-of-year editorial banquet, fighting senioritis and bearing with the fact that I’m graduating — someone, pinch me.
My first year at UC Santa Barb...
I thought my departure from the Nexus would be immensely satisfying; I officially retired from my role as Co-Editor in Chief about a month ago and never looked back. Yet, I still find myself waiting for that sigh of relief. Where the hell is it?
And that’s not my only question. As I reflect on the past year in this role and my four years at the Nexus, ...
The UC Santa Barbara Gamelan Ensemble presented a concert showcasing ancient gamelan styles of music from Cirebon, West Java at Karl Geiringer Hall on May 23.
The concert also featured visual storytelling through dancing and masks. Elijah Obando / Daily Nexus
Gamelan music is a traditional Indonesian musical ensemble consisti...
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