Keeping L.A. Connected Is Topic of Annual City Hall Day
Luskin School tradition brings students together with city and community leaders, focusing this year on transit issues.
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Entries by Stan Paul
Financial Support Advances Timely, Problem-Solving Research Amid rising costs and declining state support, grants and gifts are more important than ever
Amid rising costs and declining state support, grants and gifts are more important than ever.
New Director of Field Education Is a Triple Bruin Susan Lares-Nakaoka is one of four faculty additions to UCLA Luskin Social Welfare this academic year
Susan Lares-Nakaoka is one of four faculty additions to UCLA Luskin Social Welfare this academic year.
Michael Stoll Joins Board of Directors of American Institutes for Research
UCLA expert in labor markets and the causes and impacts of poverty will provide guidance to the nonprofit organization.
Kaplan on Mass Shooting in Maine
UCLA expert says standardizing gun control policies across the U.S. could significantly reduce harm.
UCLA School of Public Affairs Among Charles E. Young’s Lasting Legacies Former colleagues recall the late chancellor and his role in the 1994 consolidation of degree programs
Former colleagues recall the late chancellor and his role in the 1994 consolidation of degree programs.
Rowe Comments on Regulation of Hemp-Derived Cannabinoids
Loophole in 2018 Farm Bill allows psychoactive compound to be sold legally, but improper use “can cause distress,” UCLA Luskin drug policy expert says.
Avila on New Affordable Housing Project in South Los Angeles
Project will be built on land that once was subject to racially restrictive covenants.
Shoup on Pasadena’s Proposed Prorated Parking Plan
UCLA parking expert says metered parking has produced benefits for the Southern California city.
Tilly Sees a Leadership Opportunity in California’s Population Decline
The state is in a position to show the country how to come to terms with limitations, says urban planning scholar.
