Sections
Runs in the Family
Two child prodigies from the same family attend UC Davis.
5 Steps to Start Meditating
Psychologist Neesha Patel offers tips for any beginner to start meditating.
Ride of a Lifetime
Jason Lau ’17 is biking across America to raise awareness for disability issues.
How To Be Happy
Dan Brook, Ph.D. ’97, provides 101 tips for pursuing happiness in his new book.
Digital Explorer
Mary Gray ’92 was named a MacArthur Fellow last fall for her work investigating the ways in which labor, identity and human rights are transformed by the digital economy.
Getting to the Root
Yolo County Public Health Officer Aimee Sisson, M.P.H. ’07, is immersed in the pandemic.
UC Davis Gorilla Expert in New Documentary
The BBC-Discovery production highlights anthropologist Damien Caillaud’s work in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Water Works
The two UC Davis water towers offer perfect photo ops.
Here: Aggie Pride
The student section watches the Homecoming football game against Cal Poly in October.
The Art of Science
Audrey Fan is a neuroscientist who loves art history and Chinese brush painting.
Building Relationships on Patrol
Officer Jena Du ’15 seeks to answer questions and put people at ease in a new campus police position.
Horse Haven
Residents of the Equestrian Center at UC Davis enjoy beautiful sunrises every morning.
Room to Grow
A section of the Russell Boulevard bike path just got a major upgrade.
UC Davis at the Tokyo Olympics
A sports medicine physician and two former student-athletes are set to participate.
Student Beats World Record on Campus
Sophomore Meo Cantiller holds the Guinness World Record for longest time spinning American football on his finger.
Why Are Natural Disasters Intensifying?
UC Davis climate expert Paul Ullrich explains the contributors behind the country’s latest natural disasters.
Truth or Trickery?
How to determine if an article is credible
An Education Game-Changer
A new program this fall enrolls 12 students with intellectual disabilities for the full college experience.