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As a culmination of the 2017 UCSB Reads program, author Luis Alberto Urrea gave a talk at Campbell Hall last Monday, sharing the gripping fictional story of three immigrants to help the audience understand troubling aspects that surround immigration in this country.

Emmanuel Alcantar Staff Writer If you’re a fan of Bryan Fuller, I’m sure that like me, you’ve been missing “Hannibal” these days. Although that show isn’t coming...

Emmanuel Alcantar Staff Writer Last Saturday, the Carsey-Wolf Center screened two episodes from the fifth season (the first episode titled Morning After and the second titled...

Spencer Wu Staff Writer Travis Scott lit up Santa Barbara Bowl quite literally in the first show of his Bird’s Eye View Tour. Equipped with a...

Emmanuel Alcantar Staff Writer How did a movie with so many good elements fall apart so terribly? It has an all-star cast of amazing actors, writer-director...

Gwendolyn Wu Executive Content Editor Tickets going for over $50 on Free & For Sale. Lines wrapping around the ticket offices on campus. The social media...

Jennica Martin Staff Writer At first glance, “Free Fire” seems like a typical shoot-em-up action thriller with over-the-top characters and witty one-liners. And it is. But...

Maya Chandy The concert “Kabir In Song: A Night of North Indian Devotional Music” took place last Sunday in the MultiCultural Center, where a group...

Emmanuel Alcantar Staff Writer Imagine: what if the demons from your past materialized and started destroying Seoul? “Colossal” is the story of Gloria, played by Anne...

Joanne Rhee Web Director For the past four years, Netflix has slowly and aggressively been rolling out its own original series, making them a decent competitor...