Debate Over the Best Path to Affordable Housing
UCLA Luskin’s Michael Storper says a complex suite of policies — not just building more units — is needed to address inequality in our cities.
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UCLA Luskin’s Michael Storper says a complex suite of policies — not just building more units — is needed to address inequality in our cities.
The arrest of a group of street vendor advocates raises questions about who’s responsbile when crowds mobilized via social media are accused of violence.
Prominent scholars and policymakers gather at UCLA’s Latina Futures Symposium to explore legal and advocacy challenges and opportunities through a Latina lens.
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UCLA Luskin’s Marques Vestal says a Supreme Court case on laws targeting the unhoused could lead to “constitutional removal and displacement” instead of housing solutions.
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As Caltrans turns to AI to seek ways to make the state’s roadways safer, what’s really needed is the will to put existing, data-backed strategies into play.
Events during Career Week, Student Services Week and Alumni Engagement Week offer students opportunities for personal and professional growth.
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