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The UCSB Sport Club program is comprised of various student organizations that have a focus for a particular sport or for learning a new sport.

At present there are about fifty undergraduate statistics majors (many emphasizing actuarial science), sixty financial mathematics and statistics majors and pre-majors, and about eighty graduate students in the Department of Statistics & Applied Probability.

The RCSGD, located on the 3rd floor of the Student Resource Building, works with students, staff and faculty to ensure that LGBTQ identities, experiences and concerns are represented and addressed at UCSB.

The UCSB Senior Book will be your reminder of your college days and your hard work that led to you graduating! The Senior Book will contain senior photos, photos from the events of your senior year and a list of all of your graduating class.

Encompassing 24 square kilometers (9.2 sq. mi.) on the southern slopes of the San Rafael Mountains, the Sedgwick Reserve spans an elevational range of 500 meters (1,650 ft.) and is noted for both its large size and environmental heterogeneity.

The purpose of RHA is to represent residence hall student concerns and to sponsor educational, social, recreational and diversity focused programs.

The Residence Halls are a great way to meet people and get involved. UCSB owns and operates eight residence halls in three campus locations with a variety of building styles and floor plans.

UC Santa Barbara classifies students as residents or nonresidents for tuition purposes. Visit this page to learn important facts about residency.

We are a passionate, dynamic and fun-loving team striving to satisfy diverse tastes and appetites by providing a wide variety of fresh, healthy, high quality food.

The Residential Networking (ResNet) Program is the utility that provides a high-speed data connection to the campus network and the Internet for every student living in University-owned housing.