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Winter series at the Pollock Theater reveals how television programming of the past and present reflect society
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Untangling how artificial intelligence thinks can shed light on our own notions and ideas
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Movies starring lead actors from underrepresented groups perform as well as those with white male leads
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The UC Santa Barbara Library has acquired a facsimile edition of the great American writer’s manuscripts
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Flute professor Jill Felber presents works by Dring, Ibert and Rubtsov, joined by oboist Thomas Gallant and pianist Dianne Frazer
Playwright Lauren Yee’s "slasher comedy" opens at the Performing Arts Center
Winter series at the Pollock Theater reveals how television programming of the past and present reflect society
Untangling how artificial intelligence thinks can shed light on our own notions and ideas
Movies starring lead actors from underrepresented groups perform as well as those with white male leads
The UC Santa Barbara Library has acquired a facsimile edition of the great American writer’s manuscripts
Flute professor Jill Felber presents works by Dring, Ibert and Rubtsov, joined by oboist Thomas Gallant and pianist Dianne Frazer
