-
Anthology of Latino speculative fiction co-edited by English scholar Ben Olguin wins an American Book Award
-
Photography enthusiasts and Instagram addicts in the Santa Barbara area will soon have a new resource for sharpening their visual communication skills.
-
UC Santa Barbara 22nd Mexican Literary Colloquium examines the interplay of art, context and interpretation
-
Exhibition highlights work of MFA students at UC Santa Barbara
-
Professor Ken Hiltner’s English 22 explores the environment through literature, reveals long history of environmental thought
“The Laramie Project” returns to the stage two decades after the murder of Matthew Shepard
Anthology of Latino speculative fiction co-edited by English scholar Ben Olguin wins an American Book Award
Photography enthusiasts and Instagram addicts in the Santa Barbara area will soon have a new resource for sharpening their visual communication skills.
UC Santa Barbara 22nd Mexican Literary Colloquium examines the interplay of art, context and interpretation!["The Long Drought," Maiza Hixson, 2018](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/slideshow_teaser/public/slideshow_images/2018/Maiza-Hixson-TheLongDrought-uc-santa-barbara-current.jpg?itok=ylOE6AtD ""The Long Drought," Maiza Hixson, 2018")
Exhibition highlights work of MFA students at UC Santa Barbara
Professor Ken Hiltner’s English 22 explores the environment through literature, reveals long history of environmental thought
!["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")
