UCSB’s Adopted Child — Isla Vista
The university’s influence in Isla Vista has evolved from incidental to purposeful.
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The university’s influence in Isla Vista has evolved from incidental to purposeful.
I.V.’s infrastructure battles the effects of time, poor design, and limited funding.
Surfing is as much a part of the I.V. milieu as studying and partying.
Isla Vista’s parks continue to serve as the stage for expressing the community’s zeitgeist.
For decades, the cliffs have been eroding, threatening oceanfront properties.
Generations of businesses have struggled to find their niche within the dense student enclave.
I.V.’s activist scene has an element of “slacktivism” today as fewer students feel blatant injustice.
The volume and variety of transportation in I.V. make for a chaotic and tricky urban planning problem.
The last real hurdle to self-governance will be convincing Isla Vistans to approve it.
Out-of-towners used to flock in droves for the ultimate party — to the community’s ire.