UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi scores another perfect 10 floor routine
The beloved and smiley UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi is back at it again! The 21-year-old UCLA senior scored another perfect 10 score for her floor routine during a Sunday meet at […]
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On the Move: An Undergraduate Journal of Creative Geographies
What do travel stories have to do with power? Lived experiences of race, ethnicity, gender, class, sexuality, nation, and religion inform narratives of mobility, inequality, difference. On the Move, an online […]
Professor Mishuana Goeman featured in LAist article “UCLA Created A New Job To Recruit More Native American Students”
UCLA is the most recent campus to reach out to Native Americans. Last fall, Chancellor Gene Block created the position of Special Advisor to the Chancellor on Native American and […]
Gender Studies student Katelyn Ohashi receives a perfect score for gymnastics floor routine
Katelyn Ohashi, Gender Studies major and senior brings “Perfection (and joy)” to the world with her January 12, 2019 floor routine as a member of the UCLA women’s gymnastic team. We […]
National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) Statement Against Redefinition of “Sex” in Federal Policies
Dear NWSA Community, As scholars, community members, activists, and artists in coalition, the National Women’s Studies Association condemns the Trump Administration’s proposed redefinition of “sex” in federal discrimination policies. With ongoing […]
Claudia Peña, Lecturer in Gender Studies on the cover of Time Magazine
Gender Studies Community! Our very own Claudia Peña is on the cover of Time Magazine in a photo illustration by acclaimed artist Hank Willis Thomas accompanying an article on immigration […]
Angela Robinson, Ph.D. candidate in Gender Studies awarded Curatorial Research Fellowship at the MARKK, Museum am Rothenbaum in Hamburg, Germany
Angela Robinson, Ph.D. candidate in Gender Studies was awarded a short-term curatorial research fellowship from the MARKK, Museum am Rothenbaum to assist in the curation of their permanent display on Oceania […]
Professor Mishuana Goeman Appointed as Special Advisor to the Chancellor on Native American and Indigenous Affairs
As we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, Chancellor Gene Block announces the appointment of Dr. Mishuana R. Goeman as Special Advisor to the Chancellor on Native American and Indigenous Affairs. Read […]
Professor Judy Han discusses recent women’s protests in South Korea
Professor Judy Han featured on “Air Talk” on KPCC discussing recent women’s protests in South Korea on the spy cam and hidden camera issue! Listen to her insightful context and […]
Professor Sarah Haley Wins Multiple Book Awards
Profess Sarah Haley’s book No Mercy Here: Gender, Punishment, and the Making of Jim Crow Modernity, which had already been honored with prizes from the Southern Association of Women Historians, National […]
