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UCSB’s 21st Mexican Literary Colloquium journeys into a mystical world that stirs the imagination
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Historian’s new book examines the role of autopsy in the canonization process of the 16th and 17th centuries
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Latina scholar and author Norma E. Cantu, to receive UCSB’s annual Luis Leal Literature Award
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A replica 19th-century printing press from England takes center stage in UCSB’s new Maker Lab
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New book by poet and UCSB English professor emeritus John Ridland honors the brief life of son Little John
The UC Santa Barbara Library has acquired a facsimile edition of the great American writer’s manuscripts
UCSB’s 21st Mexican Literary Colloquium journeys into a mystical world that stirs the imagination
Historian’s new book examines the role of autopsy in the canonization process of the 16th and 17th centuries
Latina scholar and author Norma E. Cantu, to receive UCSB’s annual Luis Leal Literature Award
A replica 19th-century printing press from England takes center stage in UCSB’s new Maker Lab
New book by poet and UCSB English professor emeritus John Ridland honors the brief life of son Little John
