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- Sep 24, 2026
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UC Santa Barbara Fall Arts Abound (opens the original)
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This article was originally published in UCSB’s ‘The Current‘. ar and wide on campus at UC Santa Barbara this fall, the arts have arrived across a spectrum of sights, sounds and movement. From Romeo and Juliet to metaphysical spirituality. From the creative art of hard science to the handcasted names of the deceased on a museum wall. There’s plenty to take in, and much of it is accessible for free. As always, UCSB’s art offerings spill over into the surrounding community, as musicians, dancers a
G&C Questionnaire: Interior Designer Shannon Scott (opens the original)
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Born in Big Sur and raised as a hippie flower child, Shannon Scott’s natural kid creativity got a boost from family. “My stepdad was a carpenter, as was my biological father,” Scott says. “So many of my interests came from my stepdad —– building, photography, books, art, gardens, and hiking. We could spend endless hours happily doing any of these.” When she was 6, the family moved to Studio City, then to Burbank a few years later. When her family relocated to Santa Ynez during her senior year, S
UCSB Library Expands Humanities and Social Science Collection (opens the original)
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This article was originally published in UCSB’s ‘The Current‘. Many more doors to history, culture, politics and the arts have opened at UCSB Library with the recent expansion of its digital collection related to humanities and social sciences. The library has licensed the entire suite at AM, a digital publisher of unique primary source collections from around the world. Formerly named Adam Mathew, AM works with leading libraries, archives and research institutions to make their wide-ranging mat
UC Santa Barbara Team Saves Historic Aerial Photos Critical to Coastal Research (opens the original)
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This article was originally published in UCSB’s ‘The Current‘. Recent work by UC Santa Barbara geographers relied on decades of aerial photographs to record historic sand dune disappearance along the California coast. Turns out, many of the photos supporting the research work were disappearing as well. Headed up by professor Ian Walker’s SANDLab, much of the dune research relied on UCSB Library’s Special Research Collections (SRC) archive of irreplaceable aerial photographs dating back 100 years
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