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Xóchitl Rodriguez Murillo speaks on stage at event.

Memorial Day Ceremony Spurs Deep Thoughts

by Cody Kitaura
May 30, 2023

Woman holds rectangular materials in a lab

A Sustainable Solution: Compostable Wind Turbine Blades

by Sharon Campbell Knox
May 30, 2023

A woman sitting in a chair stares at a small white bust a few feet in front of her. The room is draped with black sheets.

Arts and Humanities Graduate Students’ Work Takes Center Stage With Annual Exhibition

by Laura Compton and Jeffrey Day
May 25, 2023

Society, Arts & Culture

Photo of redwood grove at UC Davis

Day of Reflection Will Focus on Grief, Connections, Hope

by Cody Kitaura
May 25, 2023

Buses, cars, and motorcyles congest a busy street in Jaipur, India

Global Transition to Electric Vehicles Needs Urgent Support, Report Warns

by UC Davis News and Media Relations
May 25, 2023

A UC Davis study finds most private label avocado oils are either rancid or adulterated. No enforceable standards for avocado oil exist yet. Pictured here is a bottle of avocado oil and spoon next to a cut avocado. (Getty Images)

Nearly 70% of Private Label Avocado Oil Rancid or Mixed With Other Oils

by Tiffany Dobbyn
May 24, 2023

Graphic: UC Police Department badge.

Beware of Scam Calls

by Andy Fell
May 24, 2023

University

Three young men in suits are UC Davis Big Bang winning team

Automated College Degree-Planning Tool Wins Top Prize in Annual UC Davis Business Competition

by Marianne Skoczek
May 23, 2023

PRIDE kick-off event for PRIDE month at the UC Davis LGBTQIA center

THE DOWNLOAD: Celebrating Heritage and Pride

by Cody Kitaura
May 23, 2023

Dateline

Biological soil crust, or biocrust, with grid laid atop it, with yellow markers for research

Biocrust Mapping Project Wins Creativity-Innovation Award

by Dateline Staff
May 23, 2023

Two UC Davis students in graduation stoles in front of the colorful DOCO sculpture in downtown Sacramento.

Faculty Commencement Speakers to Encourage Graduating Seniors to Keep Learning

by Julia Ann Easley
May 23, 2023

Illustration of two people talking, one at desk in front of computer

Seen and Heard

by Abril Cuarenta
May 23, 2023

UC Davis Magazine

Christopher Alam

A Genuine Interest in People

by Kristen Yeung
May 23, 2023

UC Davis Magazine

Woman and child view wild primate parent and child among foliage.

Humans Are Unique but Not Exceptional Species of Mammal

by Karen Nikos-Rose
May 22, 2023

Light brown eggs in a carton, viewed from a corner of the carton.

Sexing Chicken Eggs by Scent

by Andy Fell
May 22, 2023

UC Davis researchers find cultivated meat is likely worse for the climate than retail beef under current production methods. Photo of Mosa Meat Burger on a sesame seed bun with pickles, cheese, onions, lettuce and tomato.(Credit/ Mosa Meat CC-BY- 4)

Lab-Grown Meat’s Carbon Footprint Potentially Worse Than Retail Beef

by Amy Quinton
May 22, 2023

Village with large sky background is village on border of South Africa

New UC Davis Research Using DNA Changes Origin of Human Species, Researchers Suggest

by Karen Nikos-Rose
May 17, 2023

Podcast album cover depicting the words "The Backdrop" in a repetitive paterm.

‘The Backdrop’ Podcast Features the Mondavi Center for the Arts’ Executive Director on Program Highlighting Composers and Works Derailed by the Nazi Regime

by Soterios Johnson
May 17, 2023

Society, Arts & Culture

Scene from animated movie "Coco"

Subscription Savings at Mondavi

by Dateline Staff
May 16, 2023

ORG CHART: History Professor Downs Named Faculty Athletics Representative

by Dateline Staff
May 16, 2023

Rows of American flags.

Honoring Our Gold Star Aggies May 25

by Cody Kitaura
May 16, 2023

THE DOWNLOAD: Earthquake ‘Nowcasting,’ Falcon Chicks

by Cody Kitaura
May 16, 2023

Dateline

Man writes chemical formula on clear board

LAURELS: David Olson Named a Rising Star

by Dave Jones
May 16, 2023

An exterior view of Orchard Park Redevelopment Project

Report: Davis, UC Davis Add Housing for Nearly 7,000 Over 6 Years

by Julia Ann Easley
May 16, 2023

A gummy like substance drips on the branches of an almond tree near Fresno. The tree is infected with the pathogen Phytophthora syringae. The pathogen is usually found in tree roots but intense storms created the right conditions for the pathogen to "swim" up trunks. (Emily C. Dooley/UC Davis)

Winter Atmospheric Rivers Gave Pathogens, Diseases Path to Infect Crops

by Emily C. Dooley
May 15, 2023

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