Gen Z Demands More: Andrea Escobar on California’s Leadership Gap
UCLA student Andrea Escobar urges bold action from gubernatorial candidates, highlighting economic struggles and Gen Z’s demand for real policy solutions.
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Zev Yaroslavsky Discusses Los Angeles Quality of Life Survey Ahead of Luskin Summit
Luskin’s Quality of Life Index is an annual survey conducted since 2016.
UCLA Luskin Maintains Top Rankings in U.S. News & World Report
Luskin continues to be ranked among the top public affairs graduate schools in California, maintaining its position as the No. 3 public affairs school in the state.
Zev Yaroslavsky Reflects on 1984 Olympics and Weighs in on LA28
Zev Yaroslavsky discusses lessons from the 1984 Olympics and calls for transparency as Los Angeles prepares for the 2028 Games.
Rethinking L.A. Traffic: Manville Highlights Congestion as a Sign of Prosperity
Luskin professor Michael Manville weighs in on L.A. traffic, highlighting congestion as a marker of economic vitality, not dysfunction.
UCLA Luskin Social Welfare Receives Landmark $13.5 Million Investment to Revolutionize Youth Mental Health Training Part of a $33 million campuswide investment from Ballmer Group, the funds will address critical workforce shortages
UCLA Luskin Social Welfare receives $13.5M from Ballmer Group to train social workers addressing youth mental health in Los Angeles.
UCLA Luskin to Release 2026 Quality of Life Index The annual survey will debut at the Luskin Summit, offering new insights into affordability, public sentiment and the region’s most pressing challenges.
ABC7 News highlights UCLA Luskin’s upcoming Quality of Life Index, offering new insights into affordability, public sentiment and key regional challenges.
From Milan’s Paralympics to Paris: Bohnett Fellows Gain a Global Perspective on Hosting Inclusive Games Students got a behind-the-scenes look at planning, accessibility and legacy across two global host cities.
Students got a behind-the-scenes look at planning, accessibility and legacy across two global host cities.
Manville Weighs In as New York Considers Paid Parking to Help Close Major Budget Gap
Facing a $7 billion deficit, New York City is reconsidering free curb parking as experts argue pricing street space could raise revenue.
Supporting Democracy, Coexistence and Cultural Identity in Israeli Education UCLA research explores how schools can foster empathy, reduce violence and build long-term coexistence through inclusive learning environments.
UCLA lecture highlights how Jewish and Arab schools can foster empathy, reduce violence, and build coexistence through supportive learning environments.
