Finding Hope in History: UCSB Hosts Screening of ‘American Agitators’
The documentary and panel discussion dove into the legacy of labor organizer Fred Ross, Sr.
Year: 2025
The Ghosts of the Granada Theatre
Being a rigger in the theater means we climb all the way to the top of the theater, places that no one else ever goes. The ghosts hang out up there sometimes.
Gerrymandering Is Bad for Democracy
In 2010, 61.2 percent of California voters did the right thing by designating a non-partisan commission to set the district lines.
UAP Transparency Required
“Only 50 people know what is really going on.”
Can’t Go Back
I have have watched multiple committees and paid employees spend a ridiculous amount of time on something that is a non-problem.
Political Violence in America
Let me tell you about the 1960s when major political figures were assassinated and the ’70s when the murder rate began to rise.
Update: AT&T Customers’ 9-1-1 Service Restored in Santa Barbara
[Update] Service restored after unplanned outage extended beyond City of Santa Barbara.
Pride and Prejudice and Pemberley
“Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley” comes to the SBCC Drama Department.
From Hygge to Whodunits
Elverhøj’s book club connects readers through Danish stories.
‘Jagged Little Pill’ Brings Broadway and Alanis Morissette’s Music Together
A suburban family story about pain, healing, and empowerment — from Out of the Box Theatre Company.
