“In Her Own Image” exhibition explores the work of female comic book creators
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![Chizu Morihara, Art & Architecture, "In Her Own Image"](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/article_teaser/public/images/2019/chizu-exhibition2-uc-santa-barbara.jpg?itok=6qGogP4r "Chizu Morihara, Art & Architecture, "In Her Own Image"")
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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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![The Big Burn](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/article_teaser/public/images/2013/big-burn-cover-image.jpg?itok=EEAwDL0- ""The Big Burn," the "UCSB Reads" selection for 2014")
'UCSB Reads' engages the campus and community in conversations about issues of significant local and national interest, including conservation, wildfire management and the politics of environmentalism.
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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...
