Yusef Salaam of the “Exonerated Five” Gives Talk on Injustice in America
Richard Pham
Contributing Writer
Sometimes forgiveness can be one of the most difficult things to achieve. We often associate forgiveness with forgetting, or doing nothing in...
Sixth Annual TEDxUCSB Event Spotlights Diversity
Alexander Ortiz
Staff Writer
On Saturday, UCSB held its sixth consecutive TEDXUCSB event, spotlighting diverse perspectives on inclusivity with this year’s theme, “Declaration of Interdependence.”
Speakers...
Neil Gaiman Shares His Story at Campbell Hall
Noe Padilla
Staff Writer
On May 11, hundreds flocked to UCSB’s Campbell Hall to listen to a man tell his stories. They sat in awe as...
Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith Brings Moving Poetry to Campbell Hall
Sandra Lee
Tracy K. Smith, the current United States poet laureate, stopped by Campbell Hall on the evening of Jan. 31 as part of her...
L.A. Dodgers’ Senior Analyst Dan Cervone Visits Campus via Data Talk Series
Steven Shi
Like the protagonist of Bennett Miller’s widely acclaimed, 2011 baseball movie titled Moneyball, Dan Cervone, a Senior Analyst in Research and Development with...
Jeh Johnson Discusses National Security and Immigration at Campbell Hall
Arturo Samaniego
Co-News Editor
This past Sunday, Jeh Johnson, former Secretary of Homeland Security during the Obama administration, spoke before an audience at Campbell Hall on...
“Me Too” Movement Founder Inspires and Educates at UCSB
Carmiya Baskin
Staff Writer
Crowds of people filtered into Campbell Hall on Monday night to hear Tarana Burke, the founder of the "Me Too" movement, share...
Punctum Books’ Open Access Model Makes Knowledge Available to Everyone
Jessica Reincke
Students and faculty gathered in Davidson Library to hear the co-directors of Punctum Books, Dr. Eileen Joy and Dr. Vincent W.J. van Gerven...
