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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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Exhibition explores how Latinos and Latinas use artistic expression to create their sense of identity and belonging
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Critical Issues in America lecture looks at how cities create sites of engagement for citizenship
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Fall Quarter brings a fresh complement of art, music, film and more
“The Laramie Project” returns to the stage two decades after the murder of Matthew Shepard
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
Exhibition explores how Latinos and Latinas use artistic expression to create their sense of identity and belonging
Critical Issues in America lecture looks at how cities create sites of engagement for citizenship
Fall Quarter brings a fresh complement of art, music, film and more
!["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")
