UCSB Math Grad Student Wins Dance Your PhD Competition
Nancy Scherich brings together her two favorite disciplines: art and math.
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Recent Stories
In Memoriam: James Gilmore Mills, 1926-2017
Since the age of 11, Jim Mills enjoyed outdoor adventures in Santa Barbara’s backcountry, later helping to establish the San Rafael Wilderness, the Dick Smith Wilderness, and Channel Islands National Park.
An Architectural Poke in the Eye
A critique of Santa Barbara City College’s West Campus
Organizers Announce Rally for Net Neutrality Thursday Noon
Women’s March Santa Barbara takes to the sidewalk at Verizon store on State.
UCSB Opens Shelter for Thomas Fire Evacuees
So far, 18 people have arrived from Ventura.
Isla Vistans Asked Not to Burn Couches, Set Off Fireworks During Thomas Fire
Things got rowdy Monday night during the blackout.
Pros and Cons of Nuclear Energy
The cons of executing nuclear energy outweigh the pros of this concept
Nuclear Technology
Nuclear technology is beneficial and should be used in the energy, medicine, and weapon fields.
Health Security for All
‘Health security for SOME isn’t good enough.’
‘White Rage’ Is a Seminal Book About the African-American Experience
Author Carol Anderson makes a compelling argument that nothing triggers white rage like black advancement, real or perceived.
