Isla Vista, CA

At the start of each academic year, new students discover what Isla Vista has to offer while returning students flock back to their favorite spots. The post The struggles of owning a small business in a college town first appeared on The Daily Nexus.

Mixed amongst the fluid population of Isla Vista are the residents that continue to call this beach town, known for its party culture, home. The post What it’s like living long-term in America’s No. 1 college party town first appeared on The Daily Nexus.

Beloved Isla Vista late-night establishment Deja Vu Cafe burned on Aug. 18, scaring high-functioning alcoholics for miles. The Isla Vista community consequently started a GoFundMe, planned multiple fundraising events and called upon local elected officials to take action to rebuild the restaurant. The post Local drunkards host fundraiser to rebuild Deja Vu Cafe first appeared on The Daily Nexus.

The memorial will have a bench and stone as well as a kiosk featuring the names and photos of those who have fallen and died from the cliffs in Isla Vista in the last three decades The post Isla Vista memorial to honor victims of cliff deaths appeared first on Santa Barbara News-Press.

The A.S. External Vice President for Local Affairs was appointed to the Isla Vista Community Services District Board of Directors at its Aug. 11 meeting. The post A.S. Executive appointed to IVCSD Board of Directors first appeared on The Daily Nexus.

Deja Vu Cafe plans to rebuild after a fire burnt the interior of the nearly 40-year-old restaurant in Isla Vista, according to owner and founder John Djamali. The post Deja Vu Cafe to rebuild after fire first appeared on The Daily Nexus.

A fire broke out inside Deja Vu Cafe in Isla Vista during the early hours of Aug. 18. The post Deja Vu Cafe burns first appeared on The Daily Nexus.

In late June, Friendship Manor purchased property on 711 North Milpas Street from Capital Hardware The post Friendship Manor seniors to move to Santa Barbara after over 50 years in Isla Vista appeared first on Santa Barbara News-Press.