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Building on the great strength of its traditional disciplines, the college's departments and programs provide exciting opportunities for faculty and students at the cutting edge of interdisciplinary inquiry.

Letters & Science IT provides technology support for the College of Letters & Science. We work with the Letters & Science Deans, Departments, Faculty, and Staff to promote the best use of information technology in support of the Mission of the University.

The UC Santa Barbara Library is a member of the prestigious Association of Research Libraries (ARL). The Library's mission is to enable exploration and collaboration for scholars in their intellectual engagement with the world of ideas and the creation of knowledge.

The Life Sciences Computing Group provides information technology services and technical support for the Life Sciences at UC Santa Barbara.

UC Santa Barbara Linguistics was created to realize a vision of linguistics as a field that would seek explanations for language as a fundamental human activity, through an understanding of how languages are used by their speakers.

It is an interdisciplinary field of research and instruction that provides theoretical and descriptive foundations for the empirical investigation and solution of language-related issues.

The Metropolitan Transit District (MTD) runs a local bus service between North Goleta and Carpinteria. The primary drop off and pickup point at UCSB is the bus loop (North Hall stop) located southwest of the Student Affairs and Administrative Services (SAASB) building.

The Long Range Development Plan is a planning tool that will shape how the campus will develop to the year 2025, including changes in our academic programs and the development of additional campus housing for students, faculty, and staff.

All items lost on UC Santa Barbara property are processed through the Lost and Found Office located in North Hall, room 1131.

Magic Lantern Films takes its name from the old Magic Lantern Theater, now called the Isla Vista Theater. In the 1970s, the Magic Lantern was an art house that screened classic, independent, and foreign films. The new Magic Lantern picks up where the old one left off by screening critically acclaimed films as well as cult classics.