HeyJaredÁlvaro Castillo
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Transfer Bruins helping transfer Bruins (opens the original)
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For many transfer students, success at UCLA begins long before they arrive on campus and is shaped by a network of Bruins who have already traveled a similar path. Few students understand the impact of that support more than incoming transfer student Nathaly Blas. The daughter of Peruvian immigrants, Blas began her higher education journey at UC Santa Barbara. But after struggling to connect with the campus culture and experiencing severe anxiety for the first time in her life, she realized how
Found in translation (opens the original)
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Every year, Alison Jimenez accompanied her parents to the Westminster Free Clinic in Thousand Oaks for their annual checkup. She always looked forward to the occasion because while her parents met with doctors, she happily walked away with a backpack full of school supplies. But from a young age, Jimenez, whose parents immigrated to the United States from Mexico, realized something was missing. Because of the clinic’s shortage of Spanish-speaking interpreters and the language barrier between her
True Bruin Values: How Adriana Galván is creating pathways to excellence (opens the original)
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UCLA’s True Bruin Values — integrity, excellence and belonging— come to life through the people who practice them every day. Meet the Bruins whose actions, large and small, show what our values look like in action. Ahead of the opening of the UCLA Latinx Success Center, hundreds of students, staff, faculty and alumni convened to celebrate, the joy of community palpable. When she took the microphone to address the crowd, Adriana Galván, vice provost and dean of the UCLA College Division of Underg
Podcast: Advocating for science and funding for discoveries (opens the original)
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Jade Fachin is passionate about being a science advocate, science communicator and scientist. As a doctoral student in UCLA’s molecular, cellular and integrative physiology interdepartmental program, she also conducts research in Lydia Daboussi’s lab, which studies the peripheral nervous system. In lab, Fachi experienced the 2025 federal research funding freezes firsthand, witnessing how the sudden loss of support can impose not only financial constraints but intellectual ones as well. In the la
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