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Political science professor Amit Ahuja’s is co-winner of India’s most prestigious award for non-fiction
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Sawyer Seminar series will explore the intersections of identity, migration and inequality in areas around the world
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Webinar to examine how tech — software, hardware and the internet — impacts Black communities
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Archives of journalist Ann Louise Bardach at UCSB Library continue to inspire filmmakers, journalists, scholars, public
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‘A Citizens Guide to Fake News’ and ‘The American Presidency Project’ see sharp increases in viewership
Students in Graduate Division’s new program receive funding to enhance commitment to racial justice
Political science professor Amit Ahuja’s is co-winner of India’s most prestigious award for non-fiction
Sawyer Seminar series will explore the intersections of identity, migration and inequality in areas around the world
Webinar to examine how tech — software, hardware and the internet — impacts Black communities
Archives of journalist Ann Louise Bardach at UCSB Library continue to inspire filmmakers, journalists, scholars, public
‘A Citizens Guide to Fake News’ and ‘The American Presidency Project’ see sharp increases in viewership
