Name: Supporting UCSB Students: An Interview With Gaucho Underground Scholars by KCSB News
Duration: 6 min 13 s
Description: At UCSB, Gaucho Underground Scholars offer vital resources to students who have often been excluded from higher education.

After a tumultuous meeting, the AS Senate passed a resolution to condemn Hamas and failed to pass one condemning antisemitism and Islamophobia. KCSB’s Joyce Chi and Zoha Malik explain the strong reactions to the two bills and the Senate meeting itself – support, criticism, and a major walkout.

[Correction: This story includes a statement that Senator Eric Carlson "attempted to resign from the Senate." To clarify, he attempted to resign as Second President Pro-Tempore, but has not yet. As of the November 29 AS meeting, he is still serving in that position.]

AS Senate Passes Resolution to Condemn Hamas, Amid Walkout Protest

KCSB's Alexandria Pak interviews two representatives of the Mauna Kea Protectors about their mission and how students can become involved in their cause. UCSB Religious Studies professor Greg Johnson sheds light on the context surrounding Mauna Kea and the Thirty Meter Telescope Project.

UCSB's Mauna Kea Protectors: Who Are They and What Are They Fighting For?

At UCSB, Gaucho Underground Scholars offer vital resources to students who have often been excluded from higher education.

Supporting UCSB Students: An Interview With Gaucho Underground Scholars

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Supporting UCSB Students: An Interview With Gaucho Underground Scholars

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