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Matt Perko

UCSB ranks eighth globally for interdisciplinary science

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Matt Perko

A University of California multi-campus initiative strives to boost diversity within its STEM teaching faculty ranks
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Graduate Scholars Program builds sense of community and connection for graduate students
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Matt Perko
Jeffrey Milem

Gevirtz School Dean Jeffrey Milem elected to prestigious National Academy of Education
Geoff Meyerhof presents at UCSB Grad Slam 2022
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Jeff Liang
Geoff Meyerhof presents his winning talk at the finale of UCSB Grad Slam 2022

UC-systemwide graduate student showcase started at UCSB reaches a milestone anniversary
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Professor Tim Sherwood named an Association of Computing Machinery Fellow
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New research project aims to better understand perception and use of basic needs services among Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander student groups
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Alumni and former staff member establish fellowship for Iranian women
Open books and papers from the Pananides collection at UCSB Library
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Dean and Kim Pananides donate their rare book arts press collection to UCSB Library
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Surf Battalion ROTC Ranger Challenge team records historic finish
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Matt Perko
Professor Mario T. García, February 2023

Mario T. García, a UC Santa Barbara professor for 47 years, to be honored at Sal Castro Memorial Conference

The fruits and flora of campus invite us to connect with our local environment
A small landslide covered part of Jesusita Trail north of Stevens Park
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Harrison Tasoff
A small landslide covered part of Jesusita Trail north of Stevens Park. The debris basin nearby was completely filled by upstream sediment.

When Flood Follows Fire
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