Max Fernbacher

May 16, 2014

Renowned Poet Discusses Self-Growth in Guest Lecture

By Max Fernbacher

Poet, author and inspirational speaker David Whyte spoke about the benefits of self-awareness and personal growth in “Solace: The Art of Asking the Beautiful Question” Wednesday night at Campbell Hall.

May 14, 2014

Professor Fred Wudl Wins Award for Organic Solar Cell

By Max Fernbacher

Chemistry professor Fred Wudl, whose team was the first to create an effective organic solar cell, was awarded the Spiers Memorial Award for his 40-year research work on carbon-based electronics.

May 12, 2014

Sandra Day O’Connor Promotes Educational Civics Program

By Max Fernbacher

Former United States Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor visited campus Saturday afternoon to promote her educational program iCivics, which aims to teach students about U.S. government.

May 9, 2014

UCSB Holds Annual Economic Summit

By Max Fernbacher

Leading economic experts and forecasters gathered yesterday at the 33rd annual Santa Barbara County Economic Summit presented by the UCSB Economic Forecast Project, a research group founded out of the UCSB economics depa...

May 2, 2014

Director Talks After Screening Film About Chinese Gay Rights

By Max Fernbacher

Award-winning Chinese film director, screenwriter, novelist and gay rights activist Cui Zi’en paid a visit to campus Wednesday night, when he spoke with students following a screening of his film “Queer China, Comrad...

April 29, 2014

All Gaucho Reunion Hosts Gaucho Gallop, Taste of UCSB

By Max Fernbacher

UCSB welcomes back huge numbers of alumni for a successful weekend of philanthropy and fun.

April 23, 2014

‘Pavement’ Hits Campbell Hall

By Max Fernbacher

UCSB Arts & Lectures hosted award-winning choreographer Kyle Abraham and his dance company Abraham.In.Motion as they performed their modern dance piece “Pavement” last night in Campbell Hall.

April 17, 2014

The Catalyst Requests Lock-in for Print Costs

By Max Fernbacher

The students behind The Catalyst, a new student-run literary arts magazine, have requested a lock-in fee in the upcoming Associated Students election in an effort to ensure continued quarterly publications.