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Family Ties
At Boeger Winery, a close-knit family makes award-winning wines.
How to Avoid Respiratory Illness in Dogs
Recognize the signs and take precautions against canine infectious respiratory disease complex.
Ph.D. Student Awarded $1M for Startup
Antoinette Banks ’22 founded Expert IEP, an app that optimizes existing individualized education plans for children with disabilities.
Alumna Creates Cat Character to Teach Coping Skills
Casey Hersch ’01 publishes new children’s book starring her foster cat.
A Director at Heart
Natalie Laurie ’23 is pursuing a career in music, assistant directing the UC Davis Marching Band.
Unitrans Celebrates its 100 Millionth Rider
The ASUCD-city bus system held a ceremony for the milestone.
Studying Sacramento History with an Eye Toward Reparations
A groundbreaking public history partnership examines past discrimination against the Black community.
Studying Sacramento History with an Eye Toward Reparations
A groundbreaking public history partnership examines past discrimination against the Black community.
Here: Advanced Growing Systems
A new greenhouse on campus is helping usher in a new frontier in hydroponic agriculture.
Loving and Teaching Disney
Lecturer Ted Geier, PhD ’15, teaches a first-year seminar on Disney — and is a season passholder at Disneyland.
Maria Manetti Shrem Pledges $20 Million for UC Davis Arts
The gift provides comprehensive support for faculty, students and programming.
Horse Haven
Residents of the Equestrian Center at UC Davis enjoy beautiful sunrises every morning.
A Picnic For All Ages
The 110th Picnic Day brought out the crowds on Saturday for more than 200 events on campus.
Get to Know the New Football Coach
Tim Plough ’08 returns to UC Davis football in the top role.
Helping House
Aggie House has been sheltering students in need since 2021.
Can Legal Cannabis Succeed in the U.S.?
UC Davis economists Robin Goldstein and Daniel Sumner have been studying the industry for years.
A Dozen Eggheads Questions
Test your knowledge of the iconic Eggheads that are beloved across the UC Davis campus.
Freedom to Learn
Alum returns to campus to help formerly incarcerated students as part of the new Underground Scholars Program.