Khaled Beydoun

When Khaled Beydoun ’04 set foot on UCLA School of Law’s campus as a 1L, he could never have imagined how quickly the world would change around him.

Two weeks into law school, the 9/11 terror attacks happened, and Beydoun, who is Arab American and Muslim, felt that his community became collateral damage in the aftermath.

UCLA Law School classroom with a standing instructor facing seated students.
While most of the measures targeted K–12 institutions, some also were aimed at colleges and universities, as well as government agencies, contractors and private businesses.

 

Luz Murillo

During the two years since she made her first Instagram post – in which she asked her followers to weigh in on how to navigate the law school application process – UCLA School of Law student Luz Murillo ’24 has emerged as a popular storyteller, sharing many of the ups and downs of her law school journey.

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