Students Journey Far Afield for Spring Break Work
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UCLA Luskin students will travel to Tokyo, Detroit and Mexico City in pursuit of independent projects this March.
Student Postcard: Seeking Resiliency in the Pacific Rim
Ph.D. candidate Gregory Pierce traveled to The Philippines to explore adaptations to climate change in the Pacific Rim
Nathalie Rayes Named MPP Alumna of 2014
Nathalie Rayes MPP '99 has been named 2014 Alumna of the Year…
Student Report Reflects on Japanese Disaster Preparation
The student-produced anthology explores the impact of the earthquake and tsunami that struck Sendai three years ago
Water saver: Engineer’s invention makes dirty water reusable
Written by By Judy Lin, UCLA Today
L.A.'s Griffith Park shows…
Students Get Up Close With Green Tech on City Hall Day
For the 10th year in a row, students traveled to City Hall for a day of executive-level briefings and debates on issues facing Los Angeles
Flexible Response to Calif. Budget Crisis Preserved HIV Testing
New reserach led by Public Policy professor Arleen Leibowitz shows the impact of state budget cuts on HIV/AIDS prevention efforts
Bluestone Kicks Off FEC Lecture Series
In a talk titled "The Great U-Turn," Northeastern University professor Barry Bluestone discussed rising inequality in America
Global Public Affairs Opens New Student-Faculty Discussion Series
By Adeney Zo
UCLA Luskin Student Writer
Learning can come…
Hecht co-edits “The Social Lives of Forests”
The Urban Planning professor's latest work focuses on humanity's multidimensional relationships with forests
