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UC Santa Barbara scholar’s book examines how Mormons survived an effort to destroy their religion and became a force in the West
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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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Scholar examines Afro-Atlantic rituals of trance possession, connection to the divine, relevance to LGBTQ identities
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Feminist studies scholar traces how labor standards for women in the workplace have evolved over the past century
UC Santa Barbara students who participated in an excavation at La Purisima Mission turn findings into data
UC Santa Barbara scholar’s book examines how Mormons survived an effort to destroy their religion and became a force in the West
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
Scholar examines Afro-Atlantic rituals of trance possession, connection to the divine, relevance to LGBTQ identities
Feminist studies scholar traces how labor standards for women in the workplace have evolved over the past century
