Shoreline
Shoreline is UCSB’s official official co-curricular platform and where students can find campus organizations, workshops and activities taking place throughout the academic year.
Student Engagement & Leadership (SEAL)
SEAL promotes undergraduate and graduate student engagement and development through co-curricular programs, including campus organizations, fraternities, sororities, leadership development, and civic engagement.
Recreation
The UCSB Department of Recreation serves our Gaucho community by cultivating well-being through their programs, services, and facilities. The Rec Cen includes two swimming pools, two gymnasia, weight rooms, squash courts, racquetball courts, climbing center, spa, pottery studio, classroom, and additional locker facilities.
Religious Life
There are places of worship for many denominations and faiths in UCSB’s surrounding communities of Isla Vista, Goleta, and Santa Barbara. Additionally, there are a variety of organizations created by students (which can be found in Shoreline) that focus on faith-based exploration and connections with other students.
Campus Sustainability
UCSB continues to excel as a leader in sustainability among higher education institutions. Home to one of the nation’s first Environmental Studies programs and the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, UCSB has a long history of promoting sustainability, conducting environmental research, and encouraging resource conservation. For more information about UCSB’s sustainability programs, achievements and how you can get involved please visit www.sustainability.ucsb.edu.
Student Government & Publications
Associated Students (AS) is the undergraduate students’ governing body representing the student community at the local, state, and national levels and serving as the liaison between students and university administration. The Daily Nexus and The Bottom Line are student newspapers produced weekly by students; the Senior Book is also produced by students and chronicles the events of the past year and features senior student portraits.