General Interest | UC Davis

$20M for stem cell facility

by Clifton B. Parker
May 16, 2008

University

$David Phillips, interim director of Utility Services, says nutrients in reclaimed water were the likely cause of a recent algae outbreak that stalled a project to freshen the 1Â½-mile-long UC Davis Arboretum waterway.$

WATER WORLD: Cleaning up the arboretum water is a major challenge

by Clifton B. Parker
May 16, 2008

University

IN RESEARCH: Genetic crop mapping

by Dave Jones
May 16, 2008

University

Contemporary Vienna is the setting for the UC Davis production of Shakespeare's Measure for Measure, with a cast that includes Jesse Merz and Gia Batt

THEATER: Measure for Measure and Nest

by Dave Jones
May 16, 2008

University

One of the reasons Kyaw Tha Paw U does not return to Burma is that it might be unsafe—his family is friends with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese opposition, human rights leader and 1991 Nobel Peace Prize laureate now under house arrest.

Relief for cyclone-ravaged Burma mired in history

by Clifton B. Parker
May 16, 2008

University

Kevin Johnson: New law school dean

by Clifton B. Parker
May 16, 2008

University

Kevin Johnson: New Law School Dean

by Lisa Lapin
May 15, 2008

Society, Arts & Culture

Monkey Studies Important for Brain Science

by Andy Fell
May 14, 2008

Earthquake Engineering Conference

by Andy Fell
May 14, 2008

Nanotechnology in Reverse Uses Cell to Calibrate Tools

by Andy Fell
May 14, 2008

Student-raised Horses and Mules to Be Auctioned

by Pat Bailey
May 13, 2008

Firearms Microstamping Feasible but Variable, Study Finds

by Andy Fell
May 13, 2008

New Analysis Shows Important Slowdown in Lake Tahoe Clarity Loss

by Sylvia Wright
May 12, 2008

Environment

THE OUTDOORS: Biking and walking

by Dave Jones
May 09, 2008

University

Entomologist Diane Ullman holds one of the ceramic tiles that she made for Nature’s Gallery, a UC Davis mosaic mural that went on display last year in the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. The project was part of the Art-Science Fusion

Diane Ullman: Blending the wisdom of art, science

by Clifton B. Parker
May 09, 2008

University

UC to tell its story to Californians

by Clifton B. Parker
May 09, 2008

University

Diane Patterson, the ‘Folk Goddess’ and a regular Whole Earth musical performer, entertains an audience at a previous festival. This year’s events begin today.

GROOVY: Whole Earth Festival: A creative exuberance of art, culture, people

by Clifton B. Parker
May 09, 2008

University

Stem cell researchers Jan Nolta and Gerhard Bauer

Study resolves stem cell safety issue

by Dave Jones
May 09, 2008

University

BLACK FAMILY WEEK: Be the Generation You Wish to See

by Dave Jones
May 09, 2008

University

Beyond Hemp Sacks and Scratchy Socks

by Claudia Morain
May 09, 2008

Family recipes like snickerdoodles served in UC Davis dining halls

by Clifton B. Parker
May 09, 2008

University

Chris Cioni, left, and Michael Simonovitch display an energy-saving fluorescent light, the kind that is shining above them in the north entry garage. The light is at 100 percent power, because a sensor detects the men standing underneath. But, w

Dim lights shine promise of energy savings

by Clifton B. Parker
May 09, 2008

University

Under Perschbacher, law gained in diversity, academics

by Clifton B. Parker
May 09, 2008

University

UC President-designee Mark Yudof speaks with UC campus news correspondents during a telephone news conference on April 29.

Incoming UC president aims to build public trust, push more authority to the campuses

by Dave Jones
May 09, 2008

University

SEMINARS AND COLLOQUIA: Indigenous writing; Expert on global power; Fruit and veggie health claims discussed; 'Butterflies and You'; Sustainable fashion

by Dave Jones
May 09, 2008

University