Sections
Runs in the Family
Two child prodigies from the same family attend UC Davis.
6 Common Cat Behaviors Explained
UC Davis animal behaviorist Emma Grigg addresses commonly asked questions about cat behavior.
Surgeon General Combats Vaccine Hesitancy
Nadine Burke Harris, M.D. ’01, encourages Californians to get the COVID-19 vaccine in a series of ads.
Examining Beliefs
Sadie Hoagland, M.A. ’09, sets her debut novel in a desert polygamist commune.
Alumnus Singer Offers Online Porch Performances
Dennis McNeil ’83 has performed for U.S. presidents and royalty across the globe — and in quarantine, his porch became his stage.
Getting to the Root
Yolo County Public Health Officer Aimee Sisson, M.P.H. ’07, is immersed in the pandemic.
The Faces of Deportation
Professor Robert Irwin and teams of graduate students have helped tell the stories of more than 250 people who have been deported from the U.S.
Documenting an Unprecedented Time
Students manage an unusual year with honesty and optimism.
Here: Aggie Pride
The student section watches the Homecoming football game against Cal Poly in October.
Telling Science Stories
Theanne Griffith is an assistant professor at UC Davis and an accomplished children’s book author.
Lead Donors Help Launch Campaign
Publicly launched in October 2020, the UC Davis campaign is the largest philanthropic endeavor in university history.
On the Routes
Student drivers operate UC Davis’ Unitrans buses, including the vintage double-deckers, the symbol of the fleet.
Room to Grow
A section of the Russell Boulevard bike path just got a major upgrade.
The Return of Aggie Sports
After an 11-month hiatus, student-athletes are returning to competition once again.
Student Tutoring Program Finds Pandemic Success
UC Davis undergrads start StudentSphere, tutor younger students who are learning remotely.
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.