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UCLA’s Sports and Society Lab

October 21, 2024

Creating — and celebrating — access and inclusion David…

In this illustration, the Rev. James Lawson speaks in front of the UCLA Labor Center’s office, located in L.A.’s dynamic, mostly immigrant Pico-Union neighborhood, which overlooks MacArthur Park.

UCLA Labor Center compiles a ‘mixtape’ to share 60 years of worker advocacy

UCLA’s Mariachi de Uclatlán and their danzantes (dancers) perform at the 2024 Latinx Welcome.

This year’s Latinx Welcome showcased how cultural programming, as well as meaningful connections, abound at UCLA

Mark Terasaki (left) and Richard Terasaki standing in front of a large plaque dedicated to the late Dr. Paul I. Terasaki.

Celebrating Paul Terasaki: world-changing scientist and consummate Bruin

October 18, 2024

In honor of his father, Mark Terasaki announces a $500,000 endowment…

Abstract image of Tetris-like shapes with a color gradient ranging from blue hues on the left to red hues on the right, with purple in the middle, and the text "Election 2024"

At the intersection of voting rights and felony convictions: Insights from UCLA sociologist Naomi Sugie’s research

Collage of Latino women surrounded by emblems that advocate for voting.

New UCLA research brief highlights the electoral power of Latinas in battleground states

A man from the organization Time Done holds up a sign that reads ‘Join the Movement.’

2 million people with felony convictions have the right to vote – but might not know

Todd Presner in a blue suit jacket and shirt standing at a podium.

Bruin Bookshelf Spotlight: Professor Todd Presner

October 10, 2024

“Ethics of the Algorithm: Digital Humanities and Holocaust…

Albert Camarillo, in blue shirt, stands in Royce Hall portico

Q&A: historian and alumnus Albert Camarillo on Compton in the soul, UCLA en el corazón

Julio Frenk with wife Felicia Knaul taking a stroll down Bruin Walk.

UCLA’s incoming chancellor, Julio Frenk and his wife, the distinguished scholar and advocate Felicia Marie Knaul: Embodying resilience, community and possibility

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