School Safety Expert Is Among 4 New Faculty Additions
Three in Social Welfare and one in Urban Planning are the latest of 19 new faculty hired during the tenure of Dean Gary Segura
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Dean’s Message Path-breaking interdisciplinary scholarship and a tradition of public service are the hallmarks of UCLA Luskin at 25 years
Path-breaking interdisciplinary scholarship and a tradition of public service are the hallmarks of UCLA Luskin at 25 years
In Support New scholarship funds, regional salons and a Centennial milestone
New scholarship funds, regional salons and a Centennial milestone
Koslov on NYC’s Battle to Protect Its Shoreline
Amid debate over how to prepare for the impacts of climate change, she urges leaders to consider a well-planned and just retreat.
Lens on Surprising Decline in Evictions
Even amid spiking rents, landlords are using the courts far less frequently to remove tenants.
Taylor on Decline of Driving in the U.S.
“Something pretty fundamental is going on here,” he says as miles driven per capita dip even in a healthy economy.
Goh on Rethinking Homeownership in Face of Deadly Wildfires
To withstand the destructive effects of climate change, planners should develop new urban designs that put the safety of entire communities first, she writes.
Newton on California’s Strained Quality of Life
The state’s income inequality and suburban sprawl “is a warning shot to the rest of the country,” he says.
Peterson on Democrats Running on Rising Drug Costs
Particularly in swing districts, candidates are campaigning on their record as defenders of affordable healthcare.
Yaroslavsky on Democrats’ L.A. Debate
He cites a strong showing by Klobuchar, who “had the most to gain by this kind of a night,” and says Biden had his best debate performance of the campaign.
