Santa Barbara County Principals Discuss Benefits of Outdoor Learning
First 5 holds Nature and Learning Research Forum highlighting the impact of nature-based learning on early childhood development.
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‘Swing for a Million’ Fundraiser Unlocks $1 Million Toward Softball Upgrades at Santa Barbara’s Elings Park
The community reached the $200,000 goal necessary to release a million-dollar pledge for renovations.
Get Oil Out! Papers Find a Home at the UC Santa Barbara Library
Historical records and photos from GOO!’s records — which were kept in a Santa Barbara garage — have a new home at the UCSB Special Research Collections at Davidson Library.
UC Santa Barbara’s Women’s Rugby Captures Its First National Title
The team wins the Rugby 7s National Tournament in the Challenger Division in Indianapolis.
Polo Returns to Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club for 115th Season
The 2026 season kicks off with a win from Klentner Ranch.
Repairs Underway on Sunken Track at Santa Barbara High’s Peabody Stadium
A cracked drain pipe running beneath the multimillion-dollar track is causing a cavernous disruption for the school’s track team, which has been unable to host any meets this year.
The Picklr Opens in Fairview Shopping Center in Goleta
The indoor facility gives pickleballers a new spot to practice and play.
Some Santa Barbara Educators Are Embracing AI in the Classroom
As UCSB prepares to launch a new major in artificial intelligence, some local professors and teachers say they are already teaching students how to use AI as a tool, not a crutch.
Shark Chases Foil Surfer Off Santa Barbara Coast
Santa Barbara soil surfer Ron Takeda was chased by a shark for about three to four minutes during a 20-mile run from Campus Point to Carpinteria.
Santa Barbara Education Foundation Giving Funds to Students
Applications for student grants up to $750 open until May 5.
