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illustration of labor protest with news headline — Increasing Visibility: The DNC’s Decision To Prioritize Unions
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced Wednesday morning that UCLA would no longer host the sixth Democratic debate. The debate was previously scheduled to occur in Royce Hall on December 19, 2019.
November 7, 2019/by Angela Vargas

image of Jasper Bones before his performance in Royce Hall — Escaping la ‘Oscuridad’ with Jasper Bones
Along with new, up-and-coming Latinx artists hitting the charts, Jasper Bones has made his presence known with raw, funky, and wavy soul tracks.
October 2, 2019/by Melissa Diaz

Progressive Border Policy Hammer Forum — The United States’ Nativist Tone is Neither New nor Unique
A moderated forum over progressive border policy hosted at the Hammer Museum (co-presented with Univision 34 Los Angeles) went over the current border issues of the US and Mexico
April 20, 2019/by Israel Cedillo

One Day at a Time.jpg — Representation in One Day at a Time
The reboot of "One Day at a Time" on Netflix has taken the entertainment…
January 2, 2019/by Ashley Huendo

census illustration .png — Documenting the Undocumented: The 2020 Census
The Census is meant to is meant to be a survey of the people who live in the United States, not just its citizens.
December 19, 2018/by Cristina Delgado

The Future of DACA Recipients in the Time of Trump
UCLA should offer more support to the undocumented community, students say.
November 20, 2018/by Melissa Diaz

NWA Graffiti Background by Keen & Larie — Photographer George Rodriguez’s “Double Vision” Retrospective at The Lodge
Even before crossing over to The Lodge at 1024 N. Western Ave.,…
July 8, 2018/by Israel Cedillo

#NoSonTresSomosTodxs
Mexico is currently facing the most violent year in history -…
June 9, 2018/by Alondra Castanon

About La Gente

La Gente Newsmagazine is UCLA’s first and only Latinx newsmagazine. Born from the Chicana/o/x movement, arose out of a need to represent the Latina/o community and their issues in UCLA and the greater Los Angeles area. We continue to provide the latest on art, culture, community, and university news and events relating to our communities.