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The American Radio Archives Moves to UCSB

KCSB News and Sports · The American Radio Archives Moves to UCSB The American Radio Archives will be moving to UCSB. The collection, one of the largest in the world, was previously housed in Thousand Oaks. KCSB’s Sierra van der Brug speaks with David…

Latinx Students Being Overly Diagnosed with Learning Disabilities

KCSB News and Sports · Latinx Students Being Overly Diagnosed with Learning Disabilities The Santa Barbara Unified School District works to address issues on academic equity, one of these being why LatinX students are more likely to be diagnosed with learning disabilities. Reporter Kali…

health & science national & international news February 10, 2021

Dangerous Heat, Unequal Consequences

KCSB News and Sports · Dangerous Heat, Unequal Consequences Both Florida and Arizona are seeing some of the nation’s highest summertime temperatures, deeply and disproportionately affecting minority communities. KCSB’s Lekha Sapers delves into the root causes of this disparity.

central coast health & science news February 10, 2021

A Santa Barbara County Resident’s Experience with the COVID-19 Vaccine

KCSB News and Sports · A Santa Barbara County Resident's Experience with the COVID-19 Vaccine The COVID vaccine is considered a ray of hope for a lot of residents who think the two shots could help life get back to normal. For now, only…

central coast national & international news February 10, 2021

SB County Gets Its First DOJ Rep for Immigrants

KCSB News and Sports · SB County Gets its First DOJ Rep for Immigrants Karla Can is Santa Barbara County's first Department of Justice representative for immigrants. In an interview with KCSB's Pia Ramos, Can speaks about her position, what this means for the…

blog featured music reviews February 2, 2021

January’s Add of the Month: Boldy James’ Manger on McNichols

KCSB’s music department is sitting down each month to write to you about one album added to our music library that left a strong enough impression on them to be crowned Add of the Month. This month, Internal Music Director Yousef Srour goes…

isla vista news ucsb February 2, 2021

Move-In Day During a Pandemic

KCSB News and Sports · Move-In Day During a Pandemic “Chaotic..excitingly chaotic" and "rushed" were the words used to describe the weekend of Jan. 15-18th. In a span of four days, 1,000 undergraduate students moved into university-owned apartments for the Winter and Spring quarter.…

sports January 29, 2021

Hank Aaron: The Game Changer, On and Off the Diamond

As far as I am concerned, Hank Aaron is the all time home run champion, but he was much more than a legendary ball player. Hank Aaron’s career lasted from 1954-1976, right in the thick of the civil rights movement. He was a…

sports ucsb January 29, 2021

UCSB Women’s Basketball Team Loses a Close One to UCSD

The UCSB women's basketball team lost an absolute nail biter in their first clash against UCSD this season. In fact, last Thursday’s game was the first Big West matchup ever between the two teams. Freshman forward, Taylor Mole, led the Gauchos with 22…

blog DJ Posts featured music reviews January 29, 2021

Tape Quarantine: Sonic Youth’s Sonic Death

With our 2019-2020 Internal Music Director under self-quarantine, Matty McPherson (Wane Lietoc) has taken to their personal tapes, highlighting and documenting the most outstanding in their collection. This time around, they dive deep into Sonic Youth's dreamlike Sonic Death. In Jim Jarmusch’s Stranger…

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