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Campus to participate in smartphone exposure notification system pilot program aimed at limiting the spread of COVID-19
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Resilience Summit series aims to give students, faculty and staff the skills to thrive in difficult times
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The university again exceeds $100 million in philanthropic gifts for fiscal year 2019-20
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A variety of options for faculty and staff are offered in health, wellness and other plans for 2021
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UC Santa Barbara teams with students and community on rules, regulations, safety enhancements and alternative events
Black Studies professor Sharon Tettegah joins NSF scholars group
Campus to participate in smartphone exposure notification system pilot program aimed at limiting the spread of COVID-19
Resilience Summit series aims to give students, faculty and staff the skills to thrive in difficult times
The university again exceeds $100 million in philanthropic gifts for fiscal year 2019-20
A variety of options for faculty and staff are offered in health, wellness and other plans for 2021
UC Santa Barbara teams with students and community on rules, regulations, safety enhancements and alternative events
