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UCLA’s Chancellor-designate Julio Frenk (right) alongside his wife, Felicia Knaul (center), at Time magazine’s Latino leaders gala in Los Angeles on Oct. 24.

Julio Frenk gets a red-carpet welcome at Time magazine’s celebration of Latino leaders

Undergraduate students Ultei, Karyss, Jiorden, Lavon, and Amarii from the Pacific Islander Student Association at the UCLA Pasifika Studies Community Reception on October 19.

Meeting the challenge for student success as an AANAPISI Institution

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Five UCLA College projects recognized on The Council for Advancement and Support of Education’s 2024 regional ‘best-of’ list

Fareed Zakaria on stage in blue jacket with “Luskin Lecture for Thought Leadership” in background

Fareed Zakaria delivers UCLA’s Luskin Lecture for Thought Leadership

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

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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

Members of UCLA's 2024 Common Experience leadership team. Left to right: Stephany Cartney, Sam Papagno and Landon Park.

This year’s Common Experience at UCLA and the UCLA Bedari Kindness Institute are building empathy and compassion on campus

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

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