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Runs in the Family
Two child prodigies from the same family attend UC Davis.
Droughts, Explained
UC Davis Associate Professor Samuel Sandoval Solis busts four myths about drought.
Vet Med Alumnus Aids Pfizer Vaccine Development
Fred Angulo, D.V.M. ’83, M.P.V.M. ’84, was recruited to work at Pfizer after a 26-year career at the CDC.
Alumni Books of 2021
26 Aggie authors with new titles in fiction, nonfiction and more.
Turning Tables on Tobacco
Tamu Green, Ph.D. ’08, a steady tobacco opponent, sees an idea gain momentum.
A Watchful Eye
Researchers adapt testing technology to look for surges in COVID-19 cases.
Cool Food, Cool Technology
UC Davis researchers are developing new varieties of jalapeño peppers and beans, and a plastic-free ‘jelly ice cube.’
Worth 10,000 Words
A new exhibit at Shields Library focuses on student photography from The California Aggie over the years.
Here: Aggie Pride
The student section watches the Homecoming football game against Cal Poly in October.
Costume Quest
Design lecturer Christine Knobel ’16, M.F.A. ’18, attends comic book conventions — in character.
Reimagining Campus Safety
A task force issued its report this summer with recommendations for the future of campus safety.
Horse Haven
Residents of the Equestrian Center at UC Davis enjoy beautiful sunrises every morning.
Inside Walker Hall
The newly restored campus building gives graduate and professional students a home of their own.
Meet the Athletics Director
Rocko DeLuca has been at UC Davis since 2016.
Giving Shelter
Three students help start Aggie House, serving as new transitional student housing.
Is Cultivated Meat a Viable Prospect to Feed the World?
A team at UC Davis was awarded a grant to study cultivated meat.
Truth or Trickery?
How to determine if an article is credible
Immersed in Education
Quarter at Aggie Square offers students an educational experience focused on a societal issue.