UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk, who was inaugurated Thursday, spoke to The Times about the state of higher education and his vision for the university amid Trump administration cuts, investigations and ...

Frenk outlined his vision for the university’s future and expressed hope for unity on a campus that has been rocked due to protests, arrests and and accusations of anti-Semitism.

This post was updated June 5 at 5:40 p.m. Chancellor Julio Frenk said UCLA must remain resilient amid threats to higher education during his inauguration Thursday.

Roughly five months after he took the job, Dr. Julio Frenk was officially inaugurated as UCLA‘s chancellor Thursday, acknowledging that institutes of higher learning in the United States are ...

Julio Frenk does not appear to be a university administrator content to watch his school’s athletic program from the sidelines.. In his last stop before becoming UCLA’s chancellor, Frenk led ...

Public health scholar Julio Frenk, the first Latino chancellor at UCLA, previously served at Harvard and the University of Miami. He was Mexico's federal health secretary from 2000 to 2006.

Frenk, the first Latino to ever lead the Westwood university, took over as UCLA chancellor at the beginning of January, replacing Gene Block, who stepped down on July 31 of last year.