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UC Santa Barbara staffers by day, flag football players after hours, these women do it for Alzheimer’s research.

When it comes to climate change, Democrats and Republicans are generally in agreement — they just don’t realize it.

UC Santa Barbara Urban Art Workshop completed its 10th mural for the Isla Vista Mural Project.

UC Santa Barbara researchers contend that short-term management responses to climate change-mediated disasters can be maladaptive in the long-term.

Gently used items donated by UC Santa Barbara students benefit nonprofit organizations in Isla Vista this coming weekend.

When other nutrients are scarce, giant kelp use a different form of dissolved nitrogen to grow.

UC Santa Barbara marine ecologist Erin Meyer-Gutbrod and colleagues urge a more proactive conservation management strategy for the North Atlantic right whale.

UC Santa Barbara Arts & Lectures announced their new lineup for their 2018-2019 season, honoring their 60th anniversary, at the Coral Casino on Tuesday.

UC Santa Barbara researchers assess how the quality of red sea urchin roe — uni — influences fishermen’s behavior

By the close of the 2017–2018 academic year, UC Santa Barbara will have awarded undergraduate and graduate degrees to a combined 6,784 students.

The Sea Center on Stearns Wharf, in collaboration with UCSB, will celebrate World Oceans Day by offering free admission on Saturday.

UC Santa Barbara researcher plumbs the depths of the Pacific Ocean to learn more about plate tectonics.

Allies in innovation, a new report highlights Southern California's potential as the next great technology ecosystem.

UC Santa Barbara researchers and colleagues document a reduction in Southern California coastal cloud cover leading to an increased risk of wildfires

UC Santa Barbara research biologists edit a special edition of Marine Ecology that sets the stage for future long-term monitoring of marine protected areas

Community ecologist Keenan Stears finds that global change may alter the way that hippos shape the environment around them

Slow local recovery and uncertainty with international trade took center stage at the Economic Forecast Project’s 2018 summits.

National Endowment for the Humanities grant will support the UCSB Library’s efforts to digitally transcribe recordings from Thomas Edison’s record label.

A symposium at UC Santa Barbara credits physicist Eunice Foote for her role in discovering the principal cause of global warming — 162 years ago.

Geographers take advantage of a windy weekend to learn more about the gusts that fuel wildfires in the Santa Barbara area.

Incorporating natural processes to exploit ecological forces and drive recovery of coral reef ecosystems is imperative, say UCSB ecologists.

UCSB physicists team up with Caltech astronomers to commission the most advanced camera in the world.

UCSB’s Caesar Uyesaka Stadium will soon add lights, enabling night games and a host of related enhancements to benefit student-athletes, campus and the community.

UC Santa Barbara scholars who have studied school safety for decades offer a plan to make campuses safer, more secure and peaceful.

UCSB researchers and colleagues explore an alternative pathway to fast-tracking the global recovery of fisheries.

A UC Santa Barbara scholar says the president’s tariffs and the threat of trade wars are ill-advised and dangerous.

UCSB students take the lead to curb enthusiasm for Deltopia; an array of zero-tolerance restrictions is set for the weekend of April 7.

Three months after the Thomas Fire and the subsequent debris flow that swept through Montecito, the tourism-dependent South Coast continues to feel the fiscal effects of the two disasters.

UC Santa Barbara biologists discover that female purple sea urchins prime their progeny to succeed in the face of stress.

A UCSB study finds that ending overfishing would stop the population declines of endangered marine mammals, turtles and birds about half the time.