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A new assistant professor aims to lead students into the mind-blowing world of art
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Anthology of Latino speculative fiction co-edited by English scholar Ben Olguin wins an American Book Award
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UC Santa Barbara 22nd Mexican Literary Colloquium examines the interplay of art, context and interpretation
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A symposium and a film series at UC Santa Barbara examine Mary Shelley’s classic “Frankenstein” and its increasing relevance
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Blue Horizons, which turns students into documentary filmmakers, returns for its 12th season of new works
Carsey-Wolf Center's virtual dialogue with filmmakers centers on the women of color who are transforming politics
A new assistant professor aims to lead students into the mind-blowing world of art
Anthology of Latino speculative fiction co-edited by English scholar Ben Olguin wins an American Book Award
UC Santa Barbara 22nd Mexican Literary Colloquium examines the interplay of art, context and interpretation
A symposium and a film series at UC Santa Barbara examine Mary Shelley’s classic “Frankenstein” and its increasing relevance
Blue Horizons, which turns students into documentary filmmakers, returns for its 12th season of new works
