Anthropologists study the energetics of uniquely human subsistence strategies
Division of Social Sciences
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Anthropologists study link between economic inequality and wellness among indigenous population in the Bolivian Amazon -
Anthropologists, physicians and tribal leaders develop a strategy for mitigating COVID-19 among the Tsimane in Bolivia -
Anthropologists find a mother’s social status improves her children’s health -
A new digital platform helps teachers in diverse disciplines to incorporate climate change into their curricula -
Feminist studies scholar traces how labor standards for women in the workplace have evolved over the past century -
New series mixes lectures and performances to explore what it means to be a man in 21st-century America -
Researchers find a new way to explain population differences in personality structure among humans -
Innovative research website co-created by a UC Santa Barbara scholar is set to expand with an NEH digital humanities grant -
Two UC Santa Barbara scholars receive grant to create “Rome: The Game,” an interactive, video game-based course -
Social sciences research on mass shootings, gun culture selected as first project of new Pahl Initiative -
Music scholar’s essay collection explores the nexus of environmental and cultural sustainability -
Researcher blazes the way in our understanding of moral sensibilities -
Sara Poot-Herrera receives multiple honors in Mexico for her contributions to literature in the country -
ARC and UC LEADS programs give promising students a leg up in their efforts to get to graduate school -
Excavation at La Purisima Mission unearths Chumash artifacts, provides field experience to aspiring archaeologists -
The UC Santa Barbara Library becomes the new repository for La Casa de la Raza’s historical archive -
International conference at UC Santa Barbara will examine the legacy of the Kingdom of Kush -
Psychologist Brenda Major honored for 40 years of work on the effects of stigma and discrimination on identity -
Five-year study in China shows monitoring of local governments by NGOs improves compliance with central rules -
Simone Pulver, current Faculty Sustainability Champion, aims to grow change-makers with Environmental Leadership Incubator -
Cross-campus collaboration gives student the means to pursue his dreams of being an independent filmmaker
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At Economic Forecast Project 2019, speakers say data suggest recovery will continue — but with some caveats -
Conference will examine how metrics are transforming higher education -
UCSB’s Economic Forecast Project presents its 38th Annual Santa Barbara Economic Summits -
Scholar Tine Sloan named to California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, which she will lead as chair -
Graduate Center for Literary Research interdisciplinary conference explores the interplay between memory and movement -
Scholar explains how the enthronement of Emperor Naruhito resets the calendar on the world’s oldest monarchy -
The 2019 Arthur N. Rupe Great Debate will examine the U.S. immigration system and its impact on the nation
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An interdisciplinary public conference on campus examines positive and negative implications of plastics -
Roger McNamee, Silicon Valley investor and author of “Zucked: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe,” comes to campus -
In push for open access publishing, campus signs on to OA2020 Initiative as UC ends negotiation with Elsevier -
Sociologist and historian are named fellows of the American Council of Learned Societies -
Scholar's meticulous biography of Alain Locke earns the 2019 Pulitzer Prize -
In her Badash Memorial Lecture, historian Audra J. Wolfe presents a political history of apolitical science -
Initiative brings students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities to campus for research, mentorship -
Ensemble helps preserve traditional music of ancient Indonesian kingdom -
UC Student Veterans Summer Writing Workshop coaches returning service members in the reparative practice of storytelling -
Latin American and Iberian Studies undergraduate conference looks at themes of displacement -
Distinguished experts introduce undergraduates to the reality of nuclear weapons and international security -
UC Santa Barbara’s Library holds 2.5 million aerial photos, the largest collection of its kind in the world -
Symposium will kick off a global public history project on migration and environmental justice -
Anthropologists study the consequences of early marriage in Tanzania and the role of choice by young brides -
El Plan de Santa Bárbara, catalyst for Chicano Studies departments across California, turns 50 -
An exhibition at the MCC highlights the role of Frederick Douglass’ family in the fight for freedom and justice -
With major gift for social science research, Louise and Stephen Pahl aim to foster interdisciplinary solutions -
New papers assess state of mentorship, harassment, opportunity in California archaeology community -
A scholar’s book examines the extraordinary lives of the original Siamese twins, Chang and Eng Bunker -
The Center for Black Studies Research screens the powerful 10-part series that examines racial and economic diversity -
In his new book, English scholar Alan Liu examines the sense of history in the digital age -
A symposium and a pair of exhibitions at UC Santa Barbara re-examine the 1969 oil spill off Santa Barbara -
Religious studies professor William Elison’s new book examines contested sites of worship in Mumbai -
A multi-campus symposium explores Asian American activism 50 years of Asian American studies -
Graduate Fellows will have the opportunity to experience the impact of the humanities on individuals and communities -
Marianne Mithun, acclaimed for her work with Native Americans, is elected to lead Linguistic Society of America -
Think the holiday has become too commercialized? You’ve had company since the 19th century -
Global studies scholar explores the interplay of science and the environment in neoliberal Chile -
Understanding the migrant caravan requires an awareness of Central America's recent history, social scientists say -
Unique combined program in actuarial science launches students into a competitive career -
UCSB scholar and co-authors examine China’s drive to become the world leader in technological innovation -
Colonial and Native American historian Ann Marie Plane discusses the genesis of the Thanksgiving holiday -
A biography of Father Luis Olivares illuminates the birth of the sanctuary movement in Los Angeles -
UC Santa Barbara’s new carillonist to give a free public concert on the centenary of the end of World War I -
Charles R. Hale, dean of social sciences, will deliver the campus’s annual Diversity Lecture -
A new paper stresses the importance of ecological thinking and diverse study samples to improve psychological science -
The American Presidency Project unveils an updated website with user-friendly features -
Jane De Hart, history professor emerita, publishes first “full-life” biography of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg -
More attention to the wellbeing of the poor could make current projections of population growth in central Africa less dire -
Leila Rupp cohosts a podcast about the history of sexual and gender identity in America -
As part of a yearlong examination of the all-encompassing topic of energy justice, UC Santa Barbara’s Mellon Sawyer Seminar will present events throughout the fall and winter quarters.
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A new book documents the political, cultural transformations brought by the 1911 Revolution in China -
Conference explores issues of education, campus climate and features a talk by actor and humanitarian Danny Glover -
The Interdisciplinary Humanities Center's 2018-2019 lecture series will examine concepts of human security -
A scholar examines the jarring 18th-century transition from manuscript letters to print media -
Partnership with UC Merced, CSUs, aims to boost numbers of underrepresented minorities among higher-ed faculty -
Paper co-authored by a UC Santa Barbara scholar finds internally generated rewards promote cooperation -
Black studies scholar and sociologist publishes 20th anniversary edition of his groundbreaking book
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The California Coastal Act increases property values, according to Bren School research -
How negatively others will perceive them sets the level of shame people implicitly feel about a potential action -
Gift from author T.A. Barron establishes endowed fund for environmental leadership in the humanities -
In a new paper, anthropologist details the discovery of the fortifications of an Egyptian settlement -
Graduate seminar students create a website that shines a light on the modern scourge of bogus “news” -
Scholar’s book delves into the messy history of immigration and the law in the United States -
Economist Rod Garratt discusses the future of digital currency -
Psychology professor includes left-handers in research about how collectivistic cultures view “others” -
Exhibition highlights the Anna S.C. Blake School, antecedent to the State Normal School that would become UC Santa Barbara -
The intensity of pride people feel for a given act or trait is set by an implicit mental map of what others value -
UCSB scholars discuss the rise and what they see as the fall of the Voting Rights Act -
Scholars consider Mexico President-Elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his ambitious agenda -
Association for the Sociology of Religion presents lifetime achievement award to professor emeritus Wade Clark Roof -
UCSB scholar says the resignation of top ministers roils the U.K.’s exit from the European Union and could cripple the process -
In general, Democrats and Republicans agree about climate change — they just don’t realize it -
History course lets students learn — and teach — about Europe’s interwar decades (1918-1939) -
A photo exhibit in the library examines illegal gold mining in the Amazon — and the people and economic forces behind it -
Scholars put the current political and social climate in some historical context -
The UC Student Veterans Summer Writing Workshop comes to UCSB, and its participants have stories to tell -
Professor Charles Bazerman endows a fellowship fund for continuing lecturers in the UCSB Writing Program -
Scholars organize and will present research at a Mexico City conference on racial inequality in the Americas -
Paper co-authored by a Bren School scholar details how SMS texts on corruption helped to empower Ugandan voters at the polls -
Scholar Neil Narang discusses national security implications of President Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un -
Scholar explores the meaning of secularism by examining three lawsuits by non-religious groups -
UCI Chancellor Howard Gillman to deliver Capps Center’s 2018 Wade Clark Roof Lecture on Human Rights -
Three-day field training exercise gives ROTC cadets a taste of life in the Army -
Slow local recovery and uncertainty with international trade starred at the 2018 EFP Economic Summit -
The Mark Morris Dance Group presents Pepperland, celebrating 50 years of The Beatles’ 'Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.' -
Arts & Lectures presents the six-time Tony-winning soprano singing a mix of showtunes, film classics and original songs. -
A new book examines the history and evolution of bathing in Mexico, from pre-Columbian times to the present -
Delivering the annual Plous Lecture, historian Terence Keel will examine how Christianity haunts the biological sciences -
Two UCSB anthropology graduate students publish papers in the prestigious journal American Antiquity -
In his Lawrence Badash Memorial Lecture, historian Alex Wellerstein discusses who has the authority to use nuclear weapons -
The Economic Forecast Project presents its 37th Annual Santa Barbara Economic Summits -
Papers of Shirley Kennedy, influential educator and activist, are gifted to UCSB Library Special Research Collections -
Archaeologist co-authors a paper detailing the discovery of a horse buried in Sudan nearly 3,000 years ago -
Historian W. Patrick McCray awarded prestigious Smithsonian fellowship to advance his research -
Unique correspondence course brings study of the humanities to incarcerated adults -
Symposium on campus to blend the humanities and science to address the anxieties of tomorrow with today’s art and technology -
Research symposium to explore the Black Radical Tradition, commemorate 50 years of Black studies at UCSB -
UCSB Lalaie Ameeriar is named a Luce/ACLS Fellow, and will spend year researching “honor killings” -
Scholars publish the first comprehensive study of China’s STEM research environment in higher education -
UCSB historian gives a talk on the 4th-century legend of the true Cross -
UCSB scholars who have studied school safety for decades, offer a plan to make campuses safe, secure and peaceful -
Psychology professor's new research explores facial expressions as tools for social influence -
A UCSB scholar says the president’s tariffs and the threat of trade wars are ill-advised and dangerous -
UCSB Economic Forecast Project panel will examine the effects of recent natural disasters on Santa Barbara economy -
Scholar Eileen Boris co-edits new book examining the place of women in global labor policies -
Article co-authored by communication scholar Miriam Metzger calls for an interdisciplinary approach to addressing fake news -
Professor Swati Chattopadhyay is honored for a lifetime of achievement in the study of architectural history -
Research project highlights the impacts of the worldwide competition for manufacturing jobs -
A UCSB scholar will explore the apparent falling out of seminal sociologists Max Weber and W.E.B Du Bois -
In a new book, a historian examines how Christian theology shaped scientific ideas about race -
Self-efficacy — not education — plays the greater role in indigenous people's decisions to access modern healthcare -
New research reveals why Americans of both parties disapprove of Congress -
Fourth annual Sal Castro Memorial conference celebrates the 50th anniversary of East L.A. Blowouts -
Award-winning author Matthew Desmond will speak on “Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City” -
Political scientist John Woolley examines Twitter as a means of presidential communication -
The Pacific Pride Foundation donates its archives to the UCSB Library to help preserve history of the local LGBTQ+ movement -
A UCSB scholar co-leads a major new initiative to study the impact of emerging technologies on international security -
The Critical Issues in America series, “Changing Faces of U.S. Citizenship,” debuts with talk followed by panel discussion -
Lab immerses students in the open-access publishing business -
Interest rate and wage increases factor into stock market volatility, says international political economist -
Scholars honored by prestigious Chinese organization for their contributions to archaeology -
Unite to Light, the nonprofit founded by UCSB’s John Bowers, is providing thousands of solar lights to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh -
UCSB experts examine the personal safety and data risks associated with in-home delivery service -
Opinions about climate change are more varied among Republicans than political leaders suggest -
New faculty in the English department bring vibrancy to Chicana/Chicano literature studies -
Environmental economists predict big manufacturing losses in China by mid-21st century due to climate change -
Historian’s new book examines how Japanese tourists helped to create and sustain the Japanese Empire -
A UCSB symposium will examine the “fake news” phenomenon and what can be learned from it -
Anthropologists examine the roles of games among ancient indigenous peoples of North America -
Talk by Robert Reich will inaugurate new Blum Center for Global Poverty Alleviation and Sustainable Development -
Scholar is lauded by the American Political Science Association for her book highlighting race, gender and political leadership -
Communication professor Joseph Walther is named to the Bertelsen Presidential Chair -
The College of Creative Studies, UCSB’s little college that could, is in its 50th anniversary year -
UCSB scholars develop a mathematical model to clarify how truth wins or loses in social groups -
UCSB’s 2017 Argyropoulos Lecture examines authenticity in representations of Greek history and culture -
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awards prestigious grants to two UCSB research projects -
UCSB professor joins elite group of linguistics scholars with prestigious award from the British Academy -
A book edited by a UCSB scholar takes a fresh look at the emergence of Native American Mississippian civilization -
Two UCSB scholars receive grants for studies on Mexico’s black population and on immigrants’ mental health -
A UCSB scholar traces tea’s journey across the globe as a commodity and a tool of the British Empire -
A UC Santa Barbara scholar is awarded an NEH grant to research the metrics of scholarship and learning -
Esteemed scholar of linguistics, who focuses on language varieties among African Americans, arrives at UCSB -
UC Santa Barbara hosts a conference of U.S., Mexican scholars focusing on immigration, trade, international relations, policy -
‘The Secret Life of Muslims’ web series, co-produced by a UC Santa Barbara scholar, nominated for Emmy, Peabody awards -
UCSB scholar’s book explores how Japan has long used children to validate war and sentimentalize peace -
Aboard the E/V Nautilus, a UCSB graduate will bring scientific discoveries to internet viewers -
Achieving the global temperature goals laid out in the Paris Climate Agreement is unlikely, according to economist Dick Startz -
Inspired by his own turbulent childhood, professor Victor Rios runs a uniquely personal summer enrichment program -
Koegel Autism Center director Ty Vernon, plans to broaden research, therapy and community engagement -
UCSB joins a national project to study career pathways for Ph.D. students -
Five graduate students receive prestigious fellowships from the American Council of Learned Societies -
Support for redistribution is a function of compassion, self-interest and envy — but not fairness -
UCSB scholar’s book examines hunger strikes by Latino activists on three California campuses in the 1990s -
Professor Neil Narang completes a prestigious fellowship at the Pentagon advising senior officials on nuclear proliferation -
When advocating for renewable energy policies, context is king, says political scientist Leah Stokes -
Conference at UCSB brings together academics, activists to discuss the future of environmental activism -
UCSB sociologist seeks to identify ways police officers can improve their communication skills to reduce conflicts -
Keel will showcase his research when he delivers the annual Plous Lecture next spring -
Three minutes may be all you need to reduce stress and get your mind under control -
Paper co-authored by UCSB researcher finds gender stereotyping of jobs disadvantages both women and men -
The Gevirtz School teams with Girls Inc. to help 4th – 6th graders find their inner Madame Curie -
UCSB scholar Francisco Lomelí shepherds publication of two books and a magazine -
The UCSB Economic Forecast Project’s 2017 North County Economic Summit focuses on healthcare finance -
Lecture series features education and psychology research from UCSB’s Gevirtz Graduate School of Education -
Four days of events explore legacy and relevance of the Standing Rock camp to oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline -
The Economic Forecast Project’s 36th Annual Economic Summit takes a wide-ranging view of the economy -
UCSB Spanish professor earns international award for her expertise in Mexican literature and culture
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UCSB’s Economic Forecast Project North County Economic Summit focuses on the future of healthcare in Santa Barbara County
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Science historian Erika Milam to deliver the annual Lawrence Badash Memorial Lecture -
Native American basket weavers demonstrate the traditional craft and discuss its role in their communities -
UCSB’s Economic Forecast Project presents its 36th Annual South County Economic Summit
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Political scientist plays an important role in decoding American opinions about climate change -
UCSB scholar to discuss resistance and protest in the age of President Trump -
With a seemingly constant barrage of media messages asserting turmoil across the nation, today’s dominant political refrain is that America is in a state of decline. But is it?
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University of California students to lead Global Poverty Action Day across the state -
Scholar’s book argues for a new approach to dealing with troubled Latino youths -
Alicia Escalante, who led the fight for justice and dignity in the turbulent 1960s, has donated her papers to UCSB -
U.S. and U.K. share a similar mindset when it comes to horizontal drilling for shale energy -
History scholar discusses the bizarre plan that helped bring the United States into World War I -
UCSB class to analyze museum objects to create new display labels with updated information -
From Seneca Falls to the March on Washington — scholars discuss the implications of the women’s movement -
A UCSB scholar explores the plight of educated Pakistani women who emigrate to Canada and find unemployment and poverty -
Politics editor at the Los Angeles Times will speak on the importance of journalism in a turbulent national climate -
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 -
Sociologist Victor Rios to discuss how emotional support from authority figures impacts the lives of marginalized students -
Early Academic Outreach Program hosts annual Education, Leadership, and Careers Conference for high school juniors -
UCSB takes a top spot on Peace Corps’ annual list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities -
Columnist and scholar E.J. Dionne to speak on “Make America Empathetic Again” for the UCSB Capps Center -
UCSB scholars will explore an elusive phenomenon: the prevalence of ghosts in Japanese culture -
UCSB’s Nikkei Student Union is organizing Day of Remembrance to honor 75th anniversary of the Japanese-American internment -
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 -
Religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese explores the theological journey of New Thought pioneer Warren Felt Evans -
A UCSB scholar examines the evolution of wooden halibut hooks carved by native people of the Northwest Coast -
Humans correctly forecast the personal qualities valued in their local population and generate pride accordingly -
Top cadet of UCSB's ROTC program opts for an Army combat role and hopes to inspire other women to break barriers -
English scholar Swati Rana receives NEH grant to support writing of first book -
Chicana/o Studies scholar Aída Hurtado gives remarks at historic Women’s March on Washington -
Newly retired U.S. Congresswoman Lois Capps donates her papers to UCSB Library Department of Special Research Collections -
Exhibition at UCSB highlights 14 African Americans who became classics scholars in the 19th century -
Symposium and lecture at UCSB honors the work of the late Black studies professor Cedric Robinson -
UCSB celebrates pioneering Chinese scholar and emeritus professor Pai Hsien-yung -
English scholar to discuss how the campus, one of the first hubs of the internet, led the humanities into the digital age -
UCSB’s Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, Edible Campus Project and Orfalea Family Children’s Center grow sustainability in kids -
English scholar examines the role of newsletters in 17th-century England and the emergence of print media -
UCSB historian's new book explores class and gender implications of the silk trade in medieval Paris -
Scholar ann-elise lewallen examines how indigenous Ainu women use textile art to celebrate their identity -
Anthropologist Jeff Hoelle co-authors a photo essay on illegal gold mining in the Amazon -
Political scientist Pei-te Lien provides a comprehensive survey of women, men of color elected to public office -
UCSB professor of education receives a 2017 President’s Research Catalyst Award to lead nine-campus consortium -
UCSB team prepares for the national finals of the intercollegiate Ethics Bowl after winning regional semifinals -
Professor Francisco Lomelí is elected to the prestigious North American Academy of the Spanish Language -
Scholar Elizabeth Peréz examines the key role of food preparation in Black Atlantic religions -
Two UCSB professors who focus on the South Asian diaspora have won fellowships taking them to distant destinations -
Educator Harry Boyte, in a visit to UCSB, will argue universities need to cultivate a spirit of civic engagement in students -
UCSB Promise Scholar one of 10 college students nationwide named to inaugural class of Frederick Douglass Global Fellows -
An exhibit of World War I helmets at UCSB highlights the birth of modern warfare -
Applied coursework improves outcomes for high school students with learning disabilities -
Center for Nanotechnology in Society reports offer recommendations for technology policymakers -
Artists whose work helped define the Black Panther Party to discuss work at UC Santa Barbara -
20th Mexican Literary Colloquium at UCSB takes its metaphorical cue from a missing 19th-century cannon -
New book by UCSB scholar examines the impact of globalization on an indigenous group in Mexico -
A UCSB scholar’s book examines the presidential election through the lens of psychoanalysis -
Psychologist Brenda Major identifies what may be a key factor in many white Americans’ support for Donald Trump -
A collaboration led by a UCSB scholar makes a breakthrough in quantifying belief system dynamics -
Anthropologist Danielle Kurin examines the effects of the abrupt and catastrophic demise of the Wari Empire 1,000 years ago -
A new book by a UCSB historian examines U.S. relations with Arabs and the Middle East in the 1970s -
UCSB researchers study the effectiveness of an innovative program designed to help youth learn about mental health
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UCSB’s Mario Garcia to be honored for distinguished contributions to the history of Latino activists -
UC Santa Barbara professor and Nobel laureate Finn Kydland will share impressions from a recent visit to North Korea in upcoming talk -
‘Resilient Love in a Time of Hate,’ a new series at UCSB, aims to respond to a climate of discord with dialogue, creativity -
Freeman Foundation grant to fund 36 student internships in Asia though UCSB’s Education Abroad Program -
In a new paper, UCSB sociologist Thomas Scheff makes a case for emotional education in K-12 classrooms -
A new book co-edited by a UCSB scholar examines the ancient tradition of laments for fallen cities -
Sociologist Victor Rios is among four presenters in PBS series of TED Talks on innovative approaches to education -
The UC Global Health Institute establishes a Center of Expertise on Planetary Health at UC Santa Barbara and UC Davis -
Study co-authored by a UCSB researcher reveals Latinos age slower, neutralizing higher health risks of obesity and diabetes -
Grant will allow UCSB to explore ways to tweak graduate programs in the humanities for a changing job market -
In a new paper, a UCSB scholar says ancient hieroglyphic texts reveal Mayans made major discovery in math and astronomy -
UCSB global studies professor Alison Brysk is recognized for her accomplishments as a scholar and mentor -
Infants learn about food preferences — what’s good, what’s bad and who will eat what — in a social context -
With the 2016 Olympics set to begin in Brazil, UCSB scholars discuss the origins of the Games -
UCSB researchers examine the uniquely human willingness to cooperate between social groups -
UCSB scholars say today’s political polarization in the U.S. looks a lot like the bitter divisions of the 19th century -
The viral online mobile game Pokémon Go engrosses the world, but who is catching whom? -
Scholars from abroad gathered at UC Santa Barbara to examine religious difference in the United States -
UCSB researchers open The Center for Mindfulness & Human Potential -
UCSB researchers get $1.3 million grant for screening to measure emotional health of high school students -
Three UCSB students receive UC Presidential Public Service Fellowships -
Jennifer Kam receives early career award from the National Communication Association -
A UCSB scholar says Britain’s vote to leave the European Union will have serious economic, political consequences -
UCSB Graduate Division program crosses disciplines for deeper, more nuanced scholarship -
ROTC program sends UCSB cadets to work and learn in countries around the world -
UCSB’s Robert and Lynn Koegel are honored for 30 years of research and pioneering innovative treatments of autism -
When choosing male partners for cooperative ventures, men value productivity, generosity and trustworthiness -
UCSB scholar says appeals court’s upholding of ‘net neutrality’ regulations is a victory for the public -
The Middle East historian will showcase her research in the annual Plous Lecture next spring -
International conference at UCSB to focus on the role of the ocean in Japan’s native religion -
Top award goes to UCSB anthropologist Jeffrey Hoelle’s study of ranching and cattle culture in western Amazonia -
UCSB student veterans to present writings based on their experiences in uniform -
UCSB researchers find a correlation between fear of Ebola, xenophobia -
Journalist and best-selling author Bill Moyers will deliver the UCSB Capps Center’s Martin E. Marty Lecture -
Offering a new and “nearly carbon-free” model, UCSB’s Environmental Humanities Initiative hosts a virtual academic conference -
UCSB’s Miroslava Chávez-García receives summer residency at University of Tübingen in Germany -
Conference to examine ‘Slavery, Captivity and the Meaning of Freedom’ -
As Santa Barbara’s North County economy recovers slowly, experts weigh in on options for the future -
An uneven recovery and the federal policy rate are topics of discussion at UCSB’s Economic Forecast Project Summit -
History professor Sarah Cline’s LASA-award-winning essay deconstructs an iconic colonial Mexican casta painting of racial hierarchy -
Holocaust survivor Eva Kor to talk about surviving the Angel of Death at Auschwitz in a talk May 5 at UCSB -
UCSB researchers say EU-Turkey deal on refugees glosses over the legal and geopolitical realities of the migrant crisis -
In the second of two events, the UCSB Economic Forecast Project focuses on life in North Santa Barbara County
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Federal Reserve President James Bullard to discuss federal monetary policy
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With professors and mentors as their guides, UCSB history students travel back in time to understand the events and circumstances that have shaped the human experience.
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UCSB sociologist Thomas Scheff explores “the hidden literature of shame”
