How The News is covering the 2016 campaign
In a New York Times article two weeks ago, a UCLA political science professor cited recent research that found “partisans surprisingly willing to discriminate against people who are not members […]
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Michael Waterstone Appointed 18th Dean of Loyola Law School
/in NewsWaterstone graduated in 1999 from Harvard Law School and earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from UCLA. – Loyola Marymount University today announced the appointment of Michael Waterstone as the […]
Million Student March protestors demand university reforms
/in NewsHenry DeGroot, recruitment coordinator of the LA branch of Socialist Alternative and second-year political science student, said the club aimed to use the march to target a wide range of issues. […]
AUTHOR MAYTHA ALHASSEN TO SPEAK AT MANZANAR PILGRIMAGE
/in NewsA native of Southern California who received her BA in political science and Arabic and Islamic studies from UCLA and her MA in sociocultural anthropology from Columbia University, Alhassen is […]
Bernie Sanders not done yet
/in NewsJohn Zaller is a political science scholar from UCLA, famous for his commentary on political media, political elites and how social cues run conversation. In his influential book, “The Nature […]
App startup rewards gamers with discounts for Westwood restaurants
/in NewsNine UCLA students and alumni currently run PlayFull, an app in which users play games to earn reward points. The points can be exchanged for discounts at restaurants in Westwood like […]
‘People want politics to be about big things’
/in NewsMichael Sandel joined the Government Department in 1980 to teach political theory largely on the strength of a dissertation that boldly critiqued the ideas of John Rawls, then a towering […]
15th Dance Marathon raises nearly $450,000 to fight pediatric AIDS
/in NewsUCLA community members dressed in costumes, ranging from Harry Potter robes to unicorn onesies, and stayed on their feet in Pauley Pavilion for 26 hours to raise money for pediatric AIDS […]
Pediatric AIDS Coalition director of cause flies back from DC to dance
/in NewsCook, a third-year political science student, will return for a weekend from his quarter in Washington, D.C., to participate in Dance Marathon, an annual 26-hour event in Pauley Pavilion. In […]
Professor’s book gains new readers in oil-producing countries
/in News“The Oil Curse: How Petroleum Wealth Shapes the Development of Nations,” a book written by UCLA professor of political science Michael Ross and published in 2012, has now been translated into three […]
