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Lucille or “Lucy” is a multimedia journalist with experience covering justice, higher education, and policy in California. She is a junior studying Political Science, Communications and Professional Writing at UCLA. Bicoastal by nature, she grew up in San Francisco and now reports from Washington, D.C.
She uses an equity-driven lens to investigate stories of under-covered communities and institutional powers by bringing diverse voices into the narrative. Her articles have appeared in The Marin Independent Journal, Street Sense Media, The Nation, and more.
With a passion for hyper-local politics, she has experience working in legislative offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Her insider knowledge allowed her to understand government bureaucracies and how messaging gets targeted for constituents. This experience has informed her ability to submit thorough FOIA requests, follow local politics and communicate with political bureaucracies.
With federal cuts and heightened fear on campus, first-generation students at schools like UCLA are asking their institutions to defend and expand their right to education.
How Can Universities Protect Their Immigrant Students?
The Nation | 03/23/2026
ICE off our campus: Students protest law enforcement activity
FEM NEWSMAGAZINE 01/30/2026
On Jan. 28, more than 2,500 students and faculty organized in the Bruin Plaza for the ICE Murderers Out Walkout, protesting the unlawful US Immigration and Customs…
College students are hungry, CalFresh cuts leave them stranded.
FEM MAGAZINE 12/05/2025
The Trump administration makes nation wide funding cuts burdening UCLA student food assistance programs.
