Segura Weighs In on California’s Role in the 2020 Race
Zócalo/UCLA event focuses on the Golden State’s rising influence in the presidential contest.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
A Lesson on Refugees, Asylum-Seekers and Compassion
Lecture by Columbia University Professor Mae Ngai marks the 50th anniversary of Asian American studies at UCLA.
A Moral Imperative to Combat Homelessness A dialogue on 'the most pressing problem in this region' draws in civic leaders, scholars and citizens
A dialogue on ‘the most pressing problem in this region’ draws in civic leaders, scholars and citizens
Overcoming ‘Imposter Syndrome’ and Other Tips for Women in the Workplace
Kathleen Canul, UCLA’s director of ombuds services, advises women to forge alliances and know their own worth.
Housing Costs Dampen Residents’ Satisfaction With Life in Los Angeles UCLA’s Quality of Life Index finds that renters and younger people are particularly vexed by sky-high prices
UCLA’s Quality of Life Index finds that renters and younger people are particularly vexed by sky-high prices
UCLA Luskin Professor Launches Organization to Fill Research Gap at EPA JR DeShazo co-chairs committee of environmental economists who will advise agency on social costs and benefits of its policies
JR DeShazo co-chairs committee of environmental economists aiming to strengthen agency’s ability to assess social costs and benefits of its policies
Lens, Storper Offer Perspectives on Housing Bill
SB 50 has divided Californians, according to a CityLab article that cites UCLA Luskin faculty experts and research.
Manville Provides Context on Congestion Pricing
His expertise is in high demand after Manhattan becomes the first American city to adopt the traffic-management strategy.
Segura Receives Distinguished Career Award
The Midwest Political Science Association’s Latino/a Caucus bestows the honor at annual convention in Chicago.
Villasenor Moderates Dialogue on Free Speech on Campus
UC President Napolitano and the assistant attorney general for civil rights share their perspectives at “Speech Matters” conference.
