Jumping Fences and Gender Barriers: Women Athletes Celebrate 51st Anniversary of Title IX
A Title IX anniversary celebration at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse brought together women athletes, coaches, and supporters on Friday.
A Title IX anniversary celebration at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse brought together women athletes, coaches, and supporters on Friday.
Professional and Continuing Education students can now transfer credits to WGU’s online accredited bachelor’s degree programs in either accounting or human resources management.
STESA’s longtime executive director helps Spanish government establish 52 rape crisis centers across the country.
Sea lions and dolphins are sick and dying, while baby sharks swim near beaches.
Lockheed’s Santa Barbara Focalplane division partners with UCSB’s Corporate Affiliates Program to establish a college-to-career pipeline.
Santa Barbara school community bands together to create a joyful and inspiring new space.
The “Un día a la vez” classes (One Day at a Time) are a popular program at San Marcos.
The school district promised to permanently discontinue the use of Andres Serrano’s 1987 artwork “Immersion (Piss Christ)” in a Dos Pueblos High School class following accusations of religious discrimination.
The pay increase and one-time bonus come after hundreds of educators rallied for better wages and benefits earlier this year.
Several parents are still pushing for improved safety protocols in the Carpinteria Unified School District while others contend the district’s response has been sufficient.