A new artificial intelligence program has profound capabilities. KCSB’s Tianyi Huang reports.

Facebook Internal Enablement and Communications Manager Dana Skeels tells KCSB how her academic experience at UCSB gave her the connections necessary to land at job in the tech industry. She is hosting UCSB Greek Interconnect on Saturday, the first ever event of its type aimed at fostering relationships within greek culture, a community Skeels gives credit for her success. KCSB's Jack Shea asks her how to network the right way, and for tips and tricks of the trade.

Sports Director Dylan Marshall breaks down the UCSB Men's Soccer team's 2017 season with KCSB Sports Staff members Viranda Woodard and James Rojo. Then after their discussion, a compilation of highlights from goals scored by the Gauchos from our coverage throughout the season is played.

Manny Gonzalez of KCSB Sports sat down with John McCutcheon, the Athletic Director at UCSB, to discuss some of the projects he's been working on as well as some plans for the future of UCSB Athletics. This interview aired on our Wednesday, November 8th edition of the Gaucho Sports Spot.

UCSB Professor Irwin Appel talks with Harry Lawton about this quarter's drama productions: Arthur Miller's "A View From The Bridge", and William Shakespeare's "King Lear."

Two lawmakers are pairing up to preserve some of Santa Barbara County’s most scenic natural landscapes. Earlier this month, Senator Kamala Harris and Congressman Salud Carbajal introduced the “Central Coast Heritage Protection Act.” The legislation would designate nearly a quarter of a million acres of public land as natural wilderness. KCSB’s Christine Carpio spoke with Congressman Carbajal to find out more about the legislation and the lands it would protect.

Right Whales’s population are being driven down by human activity. Matt Shamshoian has the story.

UCSB’s AS Program Board, one of the school’s most loved and secretive organizations, holds various concerts on campus throughout the year such as Extravaganza, Delirium, and the Warm Up. Christine Carpio uncovers the story behind the preparation behind the shows.

Image courtesy of AS Program Board

The steady incline in the number of sexually transmitted diseases in Santa Barbara continued last year. These diseases are often overlooked due to their silent nature, yet their presence may lead to infections, rashes, and other health complications that may worsen without treatment. KCSB’s Donna Kim has the story.

Founded in 1987, the Santa Barbara Women’s Political Committee has been holding events to promote feminist agendas in politics. The group endorses feminist candidates for local public office and helps provide resources for women seeking to get involved in politics. Here is KCSB reporter Peyton Stotelmyre covering a WPC event on Monday, October 30.