Top women 2026: Michelle O’Malley
She’s engineering nexgen biology By L. Wayne Hicks Special to the Business Times When Michelle O’Malley’s older brother went off to college to study chemical engineering, she was at a loss. She wasn’t quite certain what that was, but she became a quick study. Her initial understanding was that it involved “making oil and chemicals Read More →
Hub 101 looking for new site as CLU closing Westlake location
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CLU names first chief strategy and growth officer
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UCSB Chancellor wants to extend reach into downtown
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6 start-up finalists announced in 2026 AngelCon competition
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CCIA 2026: Finding opportunity in climate science
By Paula Aven Gladych The Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at UC Santa Barbara continues to innovate when it comes to climate science, sustainability, resource management and policy, even in the face of federal funding cuts and a national anathema to environmental problems and concerns. Sarah Anderson, interim dean of the school, said Read More →
Thomas Aquinas College receives $7M grant
In an effort to support operations and extensive renovations in student residence halls, the Fritz B. Burns Foundation of Los Angeles has awarded Thomas Aquinas College a three-part grant worth $7 million. Based in Santa Paula, Thomas Aquinas College is a private Catholic liberal arts college that was founded in 1971. The college has also Read More →
