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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
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Scholar Mona Damluji receives NEH fellowship to write about the nexus of cinema culture and the oil industry
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Latino author Francisco Cantú to receive the 16th annual Luis Leal literature Award
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Film based on research conducted at UC Santa Barbara premieres in New York
LAUNCH PAD assembles 24 playwrights for a Zoom-friendly performance in four parts
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
Scholar Mona Damluji receives NEH fellowship to write about the nexus of cinema culture and the oil industry
Latino author Francisco Cantú to receive the 16th annual Luis Leal literature Award
Film based on research conducted at UC Santa Barbara premieres in New York
