By Victor Ansley, MURP ’17 As one of the first students to get the chance to participate in the UCLA Luskin – SciencesPo Paris master’s exchange program, I feel privileged […]
By Michael Storper, Director of GPA, FCL of Global Processes and Institutions, Professor of Urban Planning There are many ostensible differences between the view of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump […]
By Diego De La Peza, MPP ’17 On my last day interning at the Instituto de Sexualidad Humana, I decided to walk back regardless of the rain that had just […]
By Alberto C. Lourenço-Pereira, PhD (ABD) Urban Planning ’90 On Aug. 31 the Brazilian Senate voted 61 to 20 to impeach President Dilma Rousseff of the Worker’s Party (PT), who […]
By Kate Traynor, MURP ’17 The bargain for Bangalore’s recent economic ascendance as India’s IT capital came with untold city planning problems. A new challenge revealed itself this summer when […]
By Jordan Fraade, MURP ’17 Every day, I see them on the streets of my neighborhood: Men wearing baggy t-shirts and baseball caps, standing guard over every inch of curb […]
By Gus Wendel, MURP ’17 “Las calles no son para los niños. Las calles estan donde van los autos, entonces son para los autos”. It can be difficult to convince […]
By Diego De La Peza, MPP ’17 It has been a month since I arrived to Santo Domingo, and although I have become accustomed to my daily routine, every day […]
By Jennifer Jiries, MSW ’17 The past few weeks have flown by so quickly so that it hardly seems possible that I am more than half way through my time […]
By Jordan Fraade, MURP ’17 Summer is the rainy season in Mexico City. When I leave my house for work every morning the sky is usually deep blue, and when […]
