Germany’s New National Security Plan Lacks Specifics, Anheier Writes
UCLA expert on governance applauds the idea but finds it too vague in its present form to be effective.
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Rowe Says S.F. Moratorium on New Pot Shops Could Hurt Customers
The plan seeks to benefit struggling cannabis retailers, but he says prices for consumers will likely rise.
Fairlie’s Research Cited in White House Briefing on Tribal Small Businesses
Biden Administration grant announcement includes professor’s finding that Native-owned small businesses declined roughly 40% in the pandemic.
UCLA Urban Planning Rises to No. 1 Latest ranking of top graduate planning programs by Planetizen puts UCLA Luskin in the top spot
Latest ranking of top graduate planning programs by Planetizen puts UCLA Luskin in the top spot for first time ever.
Crenshaw High Athlete’s Death Is Another Trauma for Black Youths in L.A., Leap Says
Children and adolescents who witness violence may experience a host of physical and mental health issues, she says, manifesting immediately or unfolding over time.
A Time of Transition
The interim dean and several new additions to the Luskin School will seek to build on past successes while tackling new challenges.
Fernando Torres-Gil, a Lifetime of Service and Resiliency As an educator and public official, the UCLA Luskin professor has spent four decades 'finding a silver lining' amid life’s misfortunes
A professor who has worn many hats in a long career as an educator and public official retires after more than three decades at UCLA.
Their Luskin Connection Extends to Sacramento
Caleb Rabinowitz, Isaac Bryan and Parshan Khosravi are 2018 MPP graduates who are all doing work in California’s State Capitol.
In Support New initiatives and other fundraising highlights at the Luskin School
A gathering of UCLA Luskin Dean’s Associates is among recent news relating to donor support.
Message From the Dean
Interim Dean Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris expresses ‘excitement, optimism and joy for the future of the Luskin School.’
