Julio Frenk Appointed First Latino Chancellor of UCLA

Frenk's leadership begins amid campus protests and financial challenges as UCLA transitions to the Big Ten.

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.