Patrisse Cullors’ virtual discussion of her Black Lives Matter memoir culminates UCSB Reads 2021
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The campus’s annual Staff Celebration Week goes monthlong with a host of virtual events -
The 2021 Rupe Conference will focus on communicating about COVID-19 -
With outreach efforts, Arts & Lectures brings diverse ideas and unique encounters to students of all ages and the community -
Capps Center to host talk with Indigenous rights leader and activist Nick Tilsen -
His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama in conversation with author Pico Iyer is the keynote event in Arts & Lectures' new initiative -
2021 Beyond Academia conference takes professional development into the digital space -
W. Kamau Bell joins Belinda Robnett, vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion, for Arts & Lectures events -
Colloquium examines music, dance, Black female movement through lens of Black Lives Matter -
UCSB Reads selection “When They Call You a Terrorist“ is the focus of multiple upcoming events and other programming -
Yearlong lecture series shines a light on African American scholars, fosters examination and discussion of racial justice -
New A&L series examines systemic racism, impact on society, with diverse slate of thinkers, doers, creators, performers -
With series like House Calls and Tabletop Shakespeare, Arts & Lectures transforms living rooms into theaters -
Arts & Lectures’ new season aims to educate, entertain, inspire with virtual events, digital exclusives and live performances -
Library offers look at shortlist of books under consideration, asks for input on final selection, for UCSB Reads 2021 -
Beyond Academia conference provides insights to graduate students, postdocs considering careers in industry, government -
The winter arts calendar offers a wonderland of performances, exhibitions, screenings and more -
Gaucho Pass provides admission to all UC Santa Barbara regular home games for one monthly fee -
A standing-room only crowd gathered in UC Santa Barbara’s McCune Conference Room to hear a panel of experts explore the question, ‘Why do white women vote for Trump?’
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NSF Director France Córdova visits the campus, speaks about the agency’s strategic plan -
Acclaimed book of creative nonfiction about sea level rise is selected for UCSB Reads 2020 -
The Central Coast Sustainability Summit aims to spark solutions and partnerships around environmental challenges -
New exhibitions at Art, Design & Architecture Museum bring new perspectives on historic works of art and architecture -
Summer Sessions presents a new season of GRIT Talks, a series of free public lectures by notable faculty -
With pomp and circumstance, annual commencement exercises capped off the 2018-2019 academic year -
Media Arts and Technology graduate program to present its End of Year Show, “MADE [at] UCSB” -
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 -
The 13th Annual All Gaucho Reunion welcomes alumni, students, faculty, staff and the Santa Barbara community -
Caldecott-honored artist Thi Bui discusses her memoir "The Best We Could Do" for UCSB Reads 2019 -
Beyond Academia conference provides insights to graduate students considering careers in private industry, government or nonprofits -
Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology conference features internationally known artists and scholars -
Array of events support reading and conversation of UCSB Reads 2019 pick, “The Best We Could Do” -
Welcome event for first-generation scholars new to the campus provides connections and resources -
Botanist and author Hope Jahren gives a free talk about her bestselling memoir “Lab Girl,” the 2018 UCSB Reads selection -
The Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Music fosters scholarship, and celebration, of music and sound -
UCSB’s SAGE Center for the Study of the Mind blurs the boundaries between disciplines to illuminate the mind -
UCSB Art, Design & Architecture Museum pays homage to California architect Irving J. Gill with a new exhibition -
With eight ceremonies over eight days, UCSB’s annual commencement exercises will celebrate 5,745 graduates for 2015–2016 -
UCSB’s Media Arts and Technology program hosts annual year-end show — with a twist -
More than 600 college students to attend Afrikan Black Coalition conference at UCSB -
Alcohol & Drug Program collaborates with the student group Gauchos for Recovery to host a conference at UC Santa Barbara -
Campus will host first-ever California Higher Education Food Summit as part of UC Global Food Initiative
