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Corals in warmer latitudes appear more resilient to bleaching, a surprise to UC Santa Barbara scientists.

UC Santa Barbara’s Library holds 2.5 million aerial photos, the largest collection of its kind in the world

Surprise finds help UC Santa Barbara researches place the elusive hoodwinker sunfish into a broader context.

UC Santa Barbara Graduate programs place among the top 10 in U.S. News & World Report’s annual list of “Best Graduate Schools”

“The Laramie Project” performs at UC Santa Barbara nearly two decades after the murder of Matthew Shepard.

A study by UC Santa Barbara researchers investigates the variability of gas prices in Santa Barbara County.

Climate change is shifting productivity of fisheries worldwide, UC Santa Barbara researchers find.

A rare hoodwinker sunfish, never before seen in Northern Hemisphere, washed up at Coal Oil Point Reserve last week.

UC SB Department of Theater and Dance presents live performances of "The Watsons go to Birmingham - 1963"

UC Santa Barbara neuroscientist Karen Szumlinski uncovers an unlikely ‘brake’ mechanism that helps to modulate overdrinking.

A multi-campus symposium explores Asian American activism and the 50th anniversary of the field of Asian American studies

A symposium and a pair of exhibitions at UC Santa Barbara re-examine the 1969 oil spill off Santa Barbara.

Understanding the migrant caravan requires an awareness of Central America's Recent History, say UC Santa Barbara social scientists.

UC Santa Barbara geographers established a Multidisciplinary Climate Hazards Center on campus to help predict climate-related dangers.

UC Santa Barbara campus expands food security efforts with the addition of Miramar Food Pantry at Sierra Madre Village.

Marianne Mithun, a UC Santa Barbara scholar acclaimed for her work with Native Americans, was elected to lead the Linguistic Society of America

A UC Santa Barbara researcher conducted the first-ever global-scale evaluation of the role of soil minerals in carbon storage.

Industrial ecologist Roland Geyer’s figure on the amount of recycled plastic receives global acclaim.

New insight into the mechanism of tau protein aggregation could lead to better in vitro models for neurodegenerative disease research.

Philanthropist Charles T. Munger has donated his 1,800-acre Las Varas Ranch to UC Santa Barbara.

The frequency of ecological disturbance outweighs its severity over the long term in a giant kelp forest, say UC Santa Barbara researchers.

UC Santa Barbara researchers were part of a statewide project to digitize flowering plant species, facilitating climate change research.

After 30-plus years of service to campus, Cathy Farley — UC Santa Barbara Police Department assistant chief, alumna and familiar face in the community — moves on

Technology startup founded by UC Santa Barbara grads wins first place at the 2018 UC Startup Showcase.

UC Santa Barbara’s Interdisciplinary Humanities Center pairs student translators with non-native English-speaking parents for parent-teacher conferences at local elementary schools.

The gap between simulated prediction and real-life observation in Arctic sea ice melt can be attributed to complicated internal drivers according to UC Santa Barbara climate scientists. 

The U.S. has less fresh groundwater than previously thought, according to research by UC Santa Barbara scientists.

Research out of UC Santa Barbara suggests population growth in central Africa could be less dire than current projections suggest if attention is paid to the well-being of the poor

Jane Sherron De Hart, UC Santa Barbara history professor emerita, publishes the first “full-life” biography of pioneering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

UC Santa Barbara-led team proves mine-damaged stream restoration possible.