General Interest | UC Davis

The Genomics and Biomedical Facility Building, which is slated for opening this summer, is one among many buildings included in the expanding Health Sciences District.

Health sciences district sees ‘intense’ growth

by Clifton B. Parker
March 12, 2004

University

Employees systemwide reject UPTE representation

by Amy Agronis
March 12, 2004

University

LIFE SCIENCE SUMMIT

by Andy Fell
March 12, 2004

University

Service Award Spotlight: Elaine Brown — Knocking down language barriers

by Amy Agronis
March 12, 2004

University

Meningitis ruled out in death of teen who visited campus Feb. 27

by Julia Ann Easley
March 12, 2004

University

Women in Agriculture Honored

by Pat Bailey
March 12, 2004

Food & Agriculture

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...

by Amy Agronis
March 12, 2004

University

Students who are accepted to UC Davis will be greeted by a screen resembling that at the left, when they log on to MyAdmissions. The window also will display the major into which a student has been admitted.

New site lets applicants connect fast

by Amy Agronis
March 12, 2004

University

Employees invited to bring their children to work April 22

by Amy Agronis
March 12, 2004

University

At left is a microscopic view of the sea animal used in Spero’s team study.

Light shed on climate-change processes

by Sylvia Wright
March 12, 2004

University

Land, Air and Water Resources professor Terry Nathan shows off some of his abstract nature photography.

Terry Nathan: His photos explore the concept of ‘discovery’

by Clifton B. Parker
March 12, 2004

University

Photo: shock of wheat

Newly Cloned Gene Key to Global Adaptation of Wheat

by Pat Bailey
March 11, 2004

Prop. 55 Funds Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science

by Pat Bailey
March 11, 2004

For Babies, All That Glistens May be Hazardous

by Susanne Rockwell
March 10, 2004

Society, Arts & Culture

We Want to Marry People Like Ourselves, Anthropologist Says

by Susanne Rockwell
March 10, 2004

Photo: woman smiling with her hands on her hips and her chest expanded

People Show Their Pride in Recognizable Ways

by Susanne Rockwell
March 10, 2004

Society, Arts & Culture

Photo: two men in a laboratory with much equipment

UC Study Sheds New Light on Climate-Change Processes

by Sylvia Wright
March 10, 2004

Reconstruction in Iraq Topic of UC Davis Symposium

by Julia Ann Easley
March 08, 2004

Chason eyes challenges ahead

by Amy Agronis
March 05, 2004

University

ASK THE MEDIATOR: Holiday-time fun leaves worker feeling left out

by Amy Agronis
March 05, 2004

University

Gay marriages, proposed amendment stir debate

by Clifton B. Parker
March 05, 2004

University

A University Research Expeditions Program group takes part in the excavation and preservation of the 1,500-year-old PiÃ±ami Mound Site of
Cochabamba in Bolivia. Work being done at the site includes unearthing human and plant remains, decorate

UREP trips promote learning; reorganized program returns after hiatus

by Amy Agronis
March 05, 2004

University

Photo: man holding shell

Evolutionary Geologist Honored for Research

by Andy Fell
March 05, 2004

FLESHING OUT THE FACTS ...

by Amy Agronis
March 05, 2004

University

Blind since he was a youth, geology professor and recent Faculty Research Lecturer Award recipient Geerat Vermeij uses touch to “see” shells.

Seashells inspired career of lauded evolutionary geologist

by Andy Fell
March 05, 2004

University

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