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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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Latino author, poet and literary scholar Tim Z. Hernández to receive UCSB’s annual Luis Leal Literature Award
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Critical Issues in America lecture looks at how cities create sites of engagement for citizenship
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Literary magazine published by students in UCSB’s College of Creative Studies is the oldest journal of its kind in the UC system
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UCSB students’ artwork honors English scholar’s enduring poem, ‘Learning to Love America’
“The Watsons Go to Birmingham — 1963” and symposium explore theatrical representations of Black history
A symposium and a film series at UC Santa Barbara examine Mary Shelley’s classic “Frankenstein” and its increasing relevance
Latino author, poet and literary scholar Tim Z. Hernández to receive UCSB’s annual Luis Leal Literature Award
Critical Issues in America lecture looks at how cities create sites of engagement for citizenship
Literary magazine published by students in UCSB’s College of Creative Studies is the oldest journal of its kind in the UC system
UCSB students’ artwork honors English scholar’s enduring poem, ‘Learning to Love America’!["The Long Drought," Maiza Hixson, 2018](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/visual_pick_slideshow/public/slideshow_images/2018/Maiza-Hixson-TheLongDrought-uc-santa-barbara-current.jpg?itok=Uz37l_U7 ""The Long Drought," Maiza Hixson, 2018")
