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Two migration graduate students win dissertation awards
Sophia Ángeles and Tianjian Lai have each been awarded a $20,000 Haynes Foundation doctoral award for research that explores issues of migration status, education and health outcomes.
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Institute staff connects during pandemic
Over the past year, International Institute staff have stayed in touch with one another via a regular online "coffee hour," a reading group and ongoing projects such as the "Recipes with Love" cookbook.
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International Institute, centers receive significant gifts
Over the past several months, the African Studies Center, the Asia Pacific Center and the International Institute have received generous gifts to support their operations and programs.
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LA mayor's office sponsors international career panels
UCLA and several other universities worked with the LA Mayor's Office of International Affairs to organize and host the series.
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International system, U.S. fail to hold MBS accountable for murder of Khashoggi
Human rights experts David Kaye and Agnès Callamard discussed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the lack of established international mechanisms to address the targeted assassination of dissidents by sovereign states.
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Experimenting with new ways to teach Southeast Asian languages during the pandemic
The latest webinar organized by the Council of Teachers of Southeast Asian Languages trained language faculty on how to better teach multiword units to second language learners.
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Andrew Le appointed to the 2021 GETSEA Graduate Student Council
Andrew N. Le will serve as the UCLA CSEAS representative on the first GETSEA Graduate Student Advisory Council, formed under the consortium for Graduate Education and Training in Southeast Asian Studies.
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Could Arab parties be a decisive factor in forming Israel's next coalition government?
After the fourth national election in just two years, Israeli politics remains deadlocked. Unexpected developments may prevent a fifth round.
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Pursuing community-engaged research as a scholar of and from the Philippines
UCLA alumna Stephanie Santos (Ph.D. 2018) speaks about her path into academia and why she brings feminist, queer theories into her work in Southeast Asian Studies.
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International Women's Day 2021
Visit the UCLA Global website decidated to International Women's Day to read the profiles of five stellar female Bruin students, published throughout the week of March 8, 2021.
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Leadership for UCLA on the world stage
When she began teaching at UCLA 30 years ago, Vice Provost Cindy Fan was one of just two women on the geography faculty.
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Sex worker agency and state rule in colonial Vietnam
Christina Firpo, history professor at Cal Poly University in San Luis Obispo, presents the complicated configurations of the black market for sex in Vietnam during colonial French rule.
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Succeeding at her own pace, on her own time
UCLA senior Beatriz Herman (UCLA 2021) is proud to be a Bruin, having overcome numerous challenges — including her own self-doubt — to complete a university degree.
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UCLA alumna pushes back on the misconceptions of degraded land in Indonesia
Jenny Goldstein (Ph.D. 2016) studies the ways in which local people continue to live on and have a relationship with their land and environment in Indonesia.
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UCLA to reopen certain spaces at limited capacity (03/09/21)
The main floor and A-level of the Charles E. Young Research Library (YRL) will open on Monday, March 15 at reduced capacity. Reservations for a seat will be required. See story for more details on the limited openings.
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