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In his Badash Lecture, historian Matthew Stanley discusses the post-war healing effect of Einstein’s theory of general relativity
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Talk by religious studies scholar Ann Taves explores the importance of a world view in contemplating ethics and values
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The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920; their role in elections continues to evolve
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Feminist studies scholar traces how labor standards for women in the workplace have evolved over the past century
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UC Santa Barbara’s Broom Center for Demography has earned global plaudits for its annual seminar series that provides a lively for
The Arts & Lectures series features upcoming talks by award-winning authors Ta-Nehisi Coates and Isabel Wilkerson
In his Badash Lecture, historian Matthew Stanley discusses the post-war healing effect of Einstein’s theory of general relativity
Talk by religious studies scholar Ann Taves explores the importance of a world view in contemplating ethics and values
The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920; their role in elections continues to evolve
Feminist studies scholar traces how labor standards for women in the workplace have evolved over the past century
