Library offers look at shortlist of books under consideration, asks for input on final selection, for UCSB Reads 2021
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UC Santa Barbara Library launches COVID-19 Community Archives Project for students, faculty, staff
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UCSB Reads: In a community forum, author Elizabeth Rush discusses ‘Rising,’ her acclaimed book about sea level rise
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UC Santa Barbara’s Library holds 2.5 million aerial photos, the largest collection of its kind in the world
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“In Her Own Image,” an exhibition at the campus library, explores the work of female comic book creators
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A symposium and a pair of exhibitions at UC Santa Barbara re-examine the 1969 oil spill off Santa Barbara
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University Librarian Kristin Antelman brings a passion for technology and a commitment to collaboration
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Custodian Richard O’Steen uses the UCSB Library to become an expert mycologist
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UCPD annual active shooter drill to take place at the UCSB Library June 26
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Botanist and author Hope Jahren gives a free talk about her bestselling memoir “Lab Girl,” the 2018 UCSB Reads selection
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‘UCSB Reads 2018’ selects award-winning memoir by Hope Jahren
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The UCSB Library introduces a one-stop search system to provide faster access to research materials
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Pulitzer Prize finalist Luis Alberto Urrea uses humor to tackle borders, immigration and family
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UCSB Library exhibit explores the past, present and future of Isla Vista
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IMLS grant puts UCSB Library at the forefront in developing best practices for managing digital data
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Bryan Stevenson author of the UCSB Reads 2016 selection, “Just Mercy” to speak at UCSB
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UC Santa Barbara opens a new center dedicated to ensuring that transfer students thrive
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An exhibition of books, artist books, illuminations and other treasured texts from the UCSB Library's Special Research Collections
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After two years of construction and renovation, the UCSB Library reopened in grand style Wednesday, Jan. 13.
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The award-winning best-seller chronicles the attorney’s work seeking justice for the wrongly convicted
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With a new name and new website, the UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive celebrates its 10-year anniversary by looking toward the future.
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The UCSB Library expansion and renovation project is heading down the homestretch, with 150,000 square feet of new and remodeled space set to open on January 4, 2016.
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The students in UCSB’s Freshman Summer Start Program take advantage of an early start to their college careers
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UCSB Thoreau scholar Elizabeth Witherell transcribes manuscript newly acquired by Harvard University
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Collaborative archive project of UCSB and County of Santa Barbara will see historical legislative records housed at UCSB Library
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UCSB Library acquires major Chicano/Latino graphic art collection from San Francisco’s Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
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Sara Miller McCune's $5 million gift will support her many passions on campus, including UCSB Library
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UCSB Library’s Vernacular Wax Cylinder Recordings are added to the National Recording Registry
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You can’t miss the boat when you walk into the UCSB Library.
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The UCSB Library has acquired a sizable collection of classical Turkish music recorded from the early to mid-20th century
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UCSB Reads: a series of events including book discussions, faculty panels, a film screening, an exhibition and a talk by the author
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Bestseller chronicles Kerman’s experience in a minimum-security women’s prison and is the basis of the popular Netflix series
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Online database features more than 100,000 master recordings from pioneering record companies
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The collection of artists' books at UCSB's Arts Library reveals the genre's diversity and characteristic lack of definition.
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Pilot project Data Curation @ UCSB hopes to address the growing problem of where — and how — to house research data created on campus
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For the first time in “UCSB Reads” history, people outside the Santa Barbara area will have an opportunity to hear — and chat with — the program’s featured author. From noon to 1 p.m.
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Two hundred and twenty-five years ago, James Madison, statesman, political theorist and future fourth president of the United States, penned a series of amendments — 17 in all — designed to guarantee each citizen’s personal freedoms and to limit...
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"Burn Cycle," an exhibition by artist and curator Ethan Turpin, depicts the many aspects of living with seasonal wildfires
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UCSB Reads continues through winter quarter with a series of events that includes book discussions, faculty panels, and featured speakers at UC Santa Barbara and at public libraries in Santa Barbara and Montecito.
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'UCSB Reads' engages the campus and community in conversations about issues of significant local and national interest.
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When the British East India Company began its explorations in India, the subcontinent captured the attention and the imagination of the people back home.
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In the early 1950's, record dealer Edouard Pecourt opened a shop in Paris called La Boîte à Disques, where he amassed an extraordinary collection of vintage musical recordings.
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The life and work of the prolific and socially conscious Chicano artist Leo Limón is the focus of a book recently published by UC Santa Barbara's Chicano Studies Institute and the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives (CEMA), a division...
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The University Library at UC Santa Barbara has been awarded a second National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant to further develop an online encyclopedia of all the recordings made by the Victor Talking Machine Company (which later became...
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The UC Santa Barbara Library has chosen "Ethics for the New Millennium" by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama as this year's book selection for the UCSB Reads program.
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The UC Santa Barbara Library has received a prestigious national award from the American Library Association (ALA) recognizing outstanding achievement in library public relations for "UCSB Reads for Earth Day," a 2007 community-wide effort to...
