Three of the five departments in the College of Engineering—Materials, Chemical Engineering, and Electrical and Computer Engineering—earned ranking ranges within the top five in the country
Susan Epstein will serve as director of Santa Barbara Village’s community-wide initiative to enable area residents to live their lives to their fullest in their homes as they age.
For the last four years, El Carrillo has provided a safe and comfortable home to formerly homeless individuals—men and women, young and old, challenged by significant life events that many of us cannot even imagine.
Pacific Pride Foundation is hosting the 20th Annual Heart & Sole AIDS Walk on Saturday, October 2 at Leadbetter Beach in Santa Barbara.
New Internet-based tasting program allows affordable sampling.
Grant from the U.S. Forest Service through the California Fire Safe Council to create defensible space close to the homes of income-eligible local seniors and all disabled residents in the Ojai Valley
Swim. Bike. Run…and Cast Your Vote – Montecito Bank & Trust asks public to help them select the 2011 Triathlon beneficiary.
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians will host the 15th Annual Intertribal Pow-Wow at Live Oak Campground on October 2 and 3; no charge for admission or camping.
Nationally syndicated radio show “You Bet Your Garden” highlights the success of Fairview Gardens, in an interview with Executive Director Mark Tollefson
Initial opening of the Emmett Horowitz Aquatic Center occured quietly in August with a few faculty families, but this Wednesday Cate boys’ water polo team will formally inaugurate the new facility.
