Keum Looks at Impact of Online Racism on Alcohol Use
Study links online racism to unhealthy alcohol use as a stress-reduction coping strategy among racial minority adults.
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Entries by Stan Paul
Shah Co-Authors Report on Disproportionate COVID-19 Risk Among Latinos Local context is a key factor in the level of risk, the study of Medicaid patients in Contra Costa County finds
Local context is a key factor in the level of risk, the study of Medicaid patients in Contra Costa County finds.
Citizen Monitoring May Help Forest Conservation Globally
UCLA Luskin research is among studies from six world regions evaluating community monitoring of common-pool resources such as forests and water.
All 5 New Faculty Additions Have Prior UCLA Experience
By Stan Paul
For Jasmine Hill and four other new full-time faculty at the Luskin School, it will be a homecoming.
The 2011 UCLA alumna, who served as student body president during her senior year as an undergraduate, will begin …
Ong and Shoup Recognized for Exemplary Service to UCLA Awards highlight Paul Ong’s pandemic-related research and Donald Shoup’s international reputation in planning and parking policy
UCLA Luskin Research Professors Paul Ong and Donald Shoup honored with 2020-21 UCLA Emeriti Service Awards
New Book by Jacoby Focuses on Labor in Age of Finance
Professor analyzes the reaction of the U.S. labor movement to financialization over the past half-century.
In Memoriam: Leland S. Burns, Emeritus Professor of Urban Planning Scholar of housing economics and policy, both domestic and international, often focused on low-income housing
In Memoriam: Leland S. Burns, UCLA emeritus professor of urban planning and a preeminent scholar of housing economics and policy
Jack Rothman’s ‘Delayed Harvest’: Poetry That Grasps People Emeritus professor of social welfare publishes a collection of poems to link readers to his nine decades
Emeritus professor of social welfare publishes a collection of poems to link readers to his nine decades
Jason Vorderstrasse is UCLA Diplomat in Residence
UCLA Luskin will host the U.S. Foreign Service officer for the 2021-22 academic year.
Despite Improved Access, Digital Divide Persists for Minority, Low-Income Students UCLA research shows battle for educational equity has shifted into a new space
A clear digital divide persists, especially among Black, Latino and low-income students, according to a new UCLA report
