De Guzman on Extreme Heat Impact on Infrastructure
Extreme heat impacts energy, transportation, building, water and digital infrastructure.
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Class of 2025 Steps Forward: A Celebration of Courage, Commitment, and Community UCLA Luskin’s newest graduates honored in dual ceremonies with powerful reflections on justice, leadership, and perseverance from student speakers and U.S. Ambassador Nathalie Rayes, MPP ’99.
UCLA Luskin’s newest graduates honored in dual ceremonies with powerful reflections on justice, leadership, and perseverance from student speakers and U.S. Ambassador Nathalie Rayes, MPP ’99.
UCLA Luskin Doctoral Student is Finalist in UCLA Health Equity Challenge Qianyun Wang is one of 15 finalists turning ideas into action in the 2025 competition.
Qianyun Wang is one of 15 finalists turning ideas into action in the 2025 competition.
Turner on New Tool for Assessing Health Risks of Extreme Heat
California heat score system ranks risk to individuals from mild to severe.
In Memoriam: James Duncan Lindsey The UCLA Luskin Social Welfare professor emeritus was a pioneering scholar of child welfare.
The UCLA Luskin Social Welfare professor emeritus was a pioneering scholar of child welfare.
Commission on Climate Action and Fire-Safe Recovery Issues Final Recommendations UCLA Luskin’s Megan Mullin says strong guidance, government can streamline rebuilding effort.
UCLA Luskin’s Megan Mullin says strong guidance, government can streamline rebuilding effort.
Loukaitou-Sideris on Honolulu Public Transit Proposal
Transportation bill would discourage people from sheltering in public transit, target vandals and ban troublemaking passengers.
Tilly on Impact of Immigration Raids on Local Business
The economic fallout is clearly visible in L.A.’s normally busy downtown area.
Zepeda-Millán on the Meaning of the Red, White and Green
The significance of the Mexican flag amid L.A. protests is in the eye of the beholder.
‘Active travel’ study identifies pathways for designing walking- and cycling-friendly cities
City-level policies reduce global emissions by 6% and create about $435 billion in health benefits.
