Big Green Giant Breaks Ground in I.V.
The sustainable student housing complex will be five stories tall and feature 48 units.
Year: 2011
Young Musicians to Perform Classical Recital
Jack Johnson’s MERIT Program unites area and out-of-state musicians to showcase talent.
White Rhone, Red Rhone, South American Stars
Here are some comments and critiques from The Independent‘s latest office wine tasting.
Is It Art?
Art has been around for as long as humans have been around and it seems that thinking about art—the philosophy of art—has been too.
Keep Santa Barbara Classy
Given a choice between building up, building out, or not building at all, the most popular choice among survey respondents was building out into open space, closely followed by not building.
Isla Vista Idylls
Eye on I.V. finds herself in a paradise of quiet streets, spectacular beaches, and ripe fruit hanging in abundance from trees and bushes.
Art for Animals
Seven-year-old Maya Lewandowski sells drawings to raise $7,000 for the Humane Society.
Volleyball Festival in Phoenix Serves Up More Success for SBVC
In the 16s division, the 16-Smack team entered the tournament as the 12th seed of 122 teams, and finished as Contender Bracket winner, in 9th place
County Officials Seek Public Input tothe Draft Hazard Mitigation Plan
Is your home or office building susceptible to damage from earthquakes, wildfires, floods, or utility service interruption?
Clyde Woods, Renowned Black Studies Scholar, Dies in Santa Barbara
Clyde Woods, 54, an associate professor at UC Santa Barbara and a distinguished scholar whose research examined social and public policy issues by studying the cultural practices of those oppressed by them, died July 6 at Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, according to an announcement by the Department of Black Studies.
