Overview

• Julio Frenk named UCLA's first Latino chancellor, starting January 1.
• Frenk's background includes roles as Mexico's health secretary and president of the University of Miami.
• His appointment comes amid campus unrest over pro-Palestinian protests and recent arrests.
• Frenk aims to unify the campus and address safety and freedom of expression concerns.
• UCLA faces financial challenges and increased costs as it transitions to the Big Ten.