Santa Barbara Hillel is one of five Hillels worldwide to receive a 2013 Vision and Values award from Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life.
Whether tromping through the mud of the Carpinteria salt marsh collecting algae, wading through the grasses of the Sedgwick Reserve on a scorching hot day in search of black-legged ticks, or fording the surf at Campus Point to find examples of how mussels attach themselves to rocks, students in UC Santa Barbara’s Research Mentorship Program (RMP) had the hands-on experience of a lifetime.
Pacer is a petite three-year-old short-haired cat who is initially shy but warms up quickly.
The transition from high school to college is probably the most profound difference for a young adult to experience.
The U.S. is barking up the wrong tree in Syria.
Rachel Winthrop, 19, of Santa Barbara, Calif. recently completed a 78-day wilderness expedition in Baja Mexico with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS).
The place to watch football matches with fellow die-hards and listen to classic punk – live or juke – in an intimate setting
The fate of the heiress’s Cabrillo Boulevard estate will probably depend on a trial.
Investigator Gary Kitzmann came out of retirement to take a crack at the cold case.
Fugitive Alejandro Jaimes Lopez was found concealing meth at a Montecito residence.
