Reviving a practice that had been lost for generations, the Chumash community and the university partner on a cultural burn at North Campus Open Space.
Archeological evidence shows that a cosmic airburst in prehistoric Syria initiated a climate change that forced the first shift from foraging to agriculture.
Historian Nelson Lichtenstein will speak about the Clinton presidency — the subject of his new book — as part of the Pacific Views: Library Speaker Series.
Professor and poet Cherríe Moraga presents her journeys through California, marking her footsteps alongside Native ecologies and Chicanx genealogies, to inaugurate the Interdisciplinary Humanities Center’s new public event series, “Imagining California.”
