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A UCSB scholar explores the plight of educated Pakistani women who emigrate to Canada and find unemployment and poverty
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Symposium will examine the prevalence — or lack thereof — of women in academic and private archaeology
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Annual Carl Snyder Lecture will examine the correlation between income, geography and upward mobility
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UCSB’s Public History Ph.D. program, the nation’s first, prepares students for careers outside academia
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Confucius Institute’s conference on U.S.-China economic relations delves into a hot topic
UC Santa Barbara’s Library holds 2.5 million aerial photos, the largest collection of its kind in the world!["Downwardly Global"](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/article_teaser/public/images/2017/downwardly%20global%20cover.jpg?itok=9BkGxAP1 ""Downwardly Global"")
A UCSB scholar explores the plight of educated Pakistani women who emigrate to Canada and find unemployment and poverty
Symposium will examine the prevalence — or lack thereof — of women in academic and private archaeology
Annual Carl Snyder Lecture will examine the correlation between income, geography and upward mobility
UCSB’s Public History Ph.D. program, the nation’s first, prepares students for careers outside academia
Confucius Institute’s conference on U.S.-China economic relations delves into a hot topic
