UCSB Recognized For Carbon-Cutting Efforts
The university scored high in the National Wildlife Center’s “Chill Out” campaign
The university scored high in the National Wildlife Center’s “Chill Out” campaign
Mollie discusses coping, healing, and learning from grief in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shooting tragedy.
A powerful 24-inch reflector telescope was gingerly lowered by crane into Westmont College’s Carroll Observatory this morning.
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s Nights are back starting May 17. The event returns with an exciting list of new exhibits, performers, themes, and discount deals for art aficionados and casual enthusiasts alike.
Andy Clark, President of Bank of Santa Barbara, is pleased to announce that Arthur J. Munoz, III has joined the bank as Vice President/Relationship Manager.
One of journalism’s most presitgious awards is bestowed upon the former News-Press editors and reporters who left the paper last July over concerns. Co-winners are the L.A. Times and
Funnyman John Cleese will be screening Life of Brian at UCSB’s Campbell Hall on May 1. He’s still funny, even with a bad head cold.
Globe-trotting author Annie Crawley imparts her wisdom about marine biology on Tuesday, April 24, and Thursday, April 26.
And the locally spawned rockers might just have a special guest joining them.
The facility was paid for with an anonymous $3.4-million donation.