Weekend of remembrance 25 years after L.A. riots examines how the civil unrest changed the city, its institutions and many of its people
Project about age-friendly outdoor environments is honored by American Planning Association
UCLA Luskin researchers find little economic progress in areas most impacted 25 years ago by civil uprisings
UCLA Luskin’s Abel Valenzuela, director of the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment, opens anniversary celebration and reflects on seven decades of labor market research
In annual Wachs Lecture, Joseph Schofer of Northwestern University says systematic learning from experience is vital when predicting the outcome of major infrastructure projects
Limited two-dose completion among HIV-positive men puts them at particular risk, according to new study by UCLA Luskin researchers
Gary Segura sees parallels between California history and current national debate over immigration and says Latino voters will again be key to a resolution.
UCLA Luskin alumni return to campus to share career insights and tips with students seeking full-time and summer work
UCLA Luskin panel marks 75 years since Japanese American internment camps and advocates resistance to modern-day efforts that target immigrants
UCLA faculty members join the discussion on an upcoming city ballot measure that could block big development projects in Los Angeles for two years
