CLU conference focuses on solutions to state’s housing crisis
Obstacles to building more, much-needed housing in California include regulatory and legal barriers, economic and financial risks and production costs. Solutions to the state’s housing crisis include tougher rent controls and increased public investment in homes. That’s according to a new study by California Lutheran University economist Jamshid Damooei, who presented it at a Feb. Read More →
State of CLU includes solid start to $25M fundraising campaign
About $3.5 million has been raised thus far in California Lutheran University’s $25 million fundraising campaign announced in October, school officials say. The campaign was one of a variety of topics discussed at Cal Lutheran’s Jan. 22 state of the university program entitled “Where Dreams Take Flight.” The Thousand Oaks-based institution wants to raise $12 Read More →
Dream work: Cal Poly universities’ Rose Parade float wins Sweepstakes Award
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New Antioch head marks 100 days, touts Santa Barbara campus
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UCSB joins NSF’s National Quantum Virtual Laboratory
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New dean of The Colleges of Law ’humbled’ by pick
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A quantum leap for UCSB Nobel prizes
Nobel prizes are returning to the Central Coast, thanks to breakthroughs in quantum mechanics that paved the way for today’s breakthrough computing labs. Michel H. Devoret of Yale and UC Santa Barbara and John M. Martinis of UCSB joined John Clarke of UC Berkeley as the 2025 laureates in physics. The award was given for Read More →
