Harry Lawton sat down with the author and Risa Brainin, director of the play ,to discuss the details of the staging and the impulses that led Graham to write the play in the first place. What Martha Did is a new play by playwright Enid Graham (first seen as a staged reading during last summer's Launchpad program). It is due to have its first fully staged production opening at the campus Performing Arts Theatre Friday November 15th.

the author and Risa Brainin, director of the play ,to discuss the

details of the staginWhat Martha Did is a new play by playwright Enid Graham (first seen as a staged reading during last summer's Launchpad program). It is due to have its first fully staged production opening at the campus Performing Arts Theatre Friday November 15th. Harry Lawton sat down with g and the impulses that led Graham to write the play in the first place.

New research out of UCSB finds that malaria and deforestation in the Amazon rainforests are linked together. The more forests that are cut down, the more mosquitos who cause malaria migrate to the remaining forested areas. KCSB's Isaac Tung spoke with disease ecologist Andy J. MacDonald about the connection.

In order to address the basic needs of college students and how campuses in Santa Barbara can help meet these needs, UCSB’s Associated Students held a Town Hall last month. KCSB’s Lizzy Mau was there - and shares this report.

Last week, Bolivia’s president Evo Morales declared victory in a crowded presidential field and claims of voter fraud, with neighboring countries joining the call for a runoff vote between President Morales and former President Carlos Mesa the secondary candidate. KCSBs Emeralda Quintero has the details

The Campus Advocacy Resources and Education office - better known as CARE - is a confidential place in Isla Vista, and on campus, where survivors of sexual violence can go to get help. KCSB's Jason Camacho spoke with Briana Conway, director of "CARE," to find out more about the services they provide, as well as the trainings new Gauchos receive about sexual activity and CONSENT, when they enroll at UCSB.

A federal court finally decided the fate of net neutrality as it upheld the FCC’s decision to repeal the law. While this is ultimately a win for opponents of the law, some exceptions in the ruling leave supporters feeling hopeful. KCSB’s Jason Camacho has the story.

Despite preventative measures, wildfires have forced upwards of 40 thousand residents north of Los Angeles to flee their homes, and subject over a quarter million in the bay and great Los Angeles area to rolling blackouts. KCSBs Esmeralda Quintero has the story.

Extreme winds and low humidity levels continued across much of southern california today.... as firefighters continue their fight against multiple fires - from simi valley, to san bernardino. Some "Red Flag Warnings" - which have been in effect in many areas this week, are set to expire tonight. When we hear there is a “Red Flag Warning”, we know there is high fire danger. But who issues the warning and why? And what should we do? KCSB’s Ray Briare explains.

This month alone, a total of five reports detailing various sexual assaults - all within the walls of Isla Vista fraternities - have been released, with three naming the Sigma Pi fraternity in particular. KCSB’s Esmeralda Quintero interviews “The Bottom Line” reporter Kyle Dent for more information.