Insects often exist on the periphery of our experiences. They blend into the landscape and soundscape, rarely the objects of our attention. But an exhibition at the UC Santa Barbara Library draws our ...

At the highest levels of academic research, the task of finding, cleaning and sorting massive amounts of data often becomes Herculean. To help shoulder the load, more and more scholars are turning to ...

Like any diligent UCSB student, I spent a ton of time at Davidson Library — when I wasn’t in class or goofing off in Isla Vista. Those hours, though busy, were always a breather in a demilitarized ...

UCSB Chancellor Henry Yang with UCSB Foundation chairwoman Betty Elings Wells at the opening reception for the UCSB Library’s “Campus by the Sea” exhibition, which celebrates the university’s 75th ...

The UC institutional repository doesn’t have a space for library-generated papers, so I’ll just post it here. My SEO is decent so hopefully it will be discoverable. I’ll let the report speak for ...

From cakewalks to carols, historic sounds of all kinds are preserved at the University of California, Santa Barbara’s Cylinder Audio Archive, home to a vast collection of recordings. The UCSB Library ...

The University Library at UCSB has been awarded a second National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant to further develop an online encyclopedia of all the recordings made by the Victor Talking ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) The University of California, Santa Barbara is now home to KEYT archives that everyone can see for free. UCSB hosted a panel discussion entitled, "From Airwaves to ...

GOLETA, Calif. -- The University of Santa Barbara Reads program kicked off the year with a giveaway of this year's book choice on Tuesday morning. UCSB Read's book of choice for 2020 is Rising: ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. UCSB sound archivist David Seubert holds two rare Edison wax cylinders. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times) Located in a wing of the ...

With the recent completion of the Library Addition and Renovation project, it seems like a good moment to reflect on those areas still in need of attention. While the $76 million project has addressed ...