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UC President Michael V. Drake

UC President Drake: The Strength That Built Us Will Sustain Us

by UC Office of the President
April 23, 2025

Current Perspectives

Student Natasha Bibbs holds a framed key to the city of Donaldsonville, Louisiana, in front of her

Students Prepare for Undergraduate Research Conference

by Julia Ann Easley
April 22, 2025

WarnMe Test on April 30

by Julia Ann Easley
April 22, 2025

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In this episode of Unfold, we uncover the science and debate behind processed and ultra-processed foods. Shown here are seven bowls with various processed and ultra-processed foods, including chips, pretzels and candies.(Getty)

What to Know About Processed and Ultra-Processed Food

by Amy Quinton
April 22, 2025

Feeding a Growing Population

Two people make a heart shape with their arms. One is dressed in an inflatable cow costume.

Give Day Sets New Fundraising Record

by Bryan Anthony
April 22, 2025

A gray wolf captured on a game camera approaching a bull in a forested area in June of 2023. (Tina Saitone and Ken Tate / UC Davis)

Novel Study Calculates the Cost to Cattle Ranchers of an Expanding Wolf Population

by Emily C. Dooley
April 21, 2025

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Statement from Chancellor Gary S. May on Federal Immigration Enforcement Actions

by UC Davis News and Media Relations
April 21, 2025

An angular view of two brightly lit, glass offices converging in a carpeted common space with chairs and a table.

UC Davis Health Ventures Launches Health Venture Studio and ‘Investing in the Future of Medicine’ Fund to Accelerate Innovation at Aggie Square

by UC Davis News and Media Relations
April 20, 2025

Chancellor Gary S. May looks at student designs for wayfinding signs and other designs for Aggie Square.

Checking In With Chancellor May: Aggie Square Opens a New Era of Innovation and Connection

by Chancellor Gary S. May
April 18, 2025

Mountain landscape within which grows a Jeffrey pine tree between a lodgepole pine and foxtail pine tree in High Sierra

A New Record for California’s Highest Tree

by Kat Kerlin
April 17, 2025

A bird with a golden yellow head and body and black wings sits on a branch among small black berries.

Can Citizen Science Be Trusted? New Study of Birds Shows It Can

by Liana Wait
April 15, 2025

Yellow ribbons are tied to a memorial rope for the ribbon activity, which commemorates deceased loved ones.

Remembrance Ceremony to Honor Aggies Lost in the Past Year

by Julie Huang
April 15, 2025

Steven Lucero posing for photo in lab with lots of machinery.

Q&A: How Tech Foundry Hopes to Have an Impact at Aggie Square

by Cody Kitaura
April 15, 2025

Group photo shows people posing with awards

Celebrating Those Who Build Community

by Cody Kitaura
April 15, 2025

Inside a lecture hall, towards the right of the frame, a student in a lab coat with goggles on holds a stick that is engulfed in flames. The flames are caused by the demonstration the student is leading to a crowd at Rock Hall on UC Davis. On the left, a man in a lab coat plugs his ears at the sound of the controlled explosion.

Picnic Day 2025 Wrapped

by José Vadi
April 15, 2025

Spiky blue and yellow tendrils extend from a mass to the left of the image. Black background.

Researchers Develop an LSD Analogue with Potential for Treating Schizophrenia

by Greg Watry
April 14, 2025

Red cabbage being fermented in vinegar in a clear jar. A new UC Davis study shows that having fermented food like sauerkraut could be good for gut health. (Hector Amezcua / UC Davis)

The Gut Health Benefits of Sauerkraut

by Tiffany Dobbyn
April 14, 2025

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UC Davis Statement on Shooting at Davis Community Park

by UC Davis News and Media Relations
April 12, 2025

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City of Davis Police Advise Public To Avoid Area Near Community Park

by News and Media Relations Staff
April 12, 2025

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A UC Davis study finds that dogs could be indicators for Valley fever spread in humans. Dogs that like to dig, such as this white and brown terrier mix shown digging in dirt, are more at risk for the disease. (Credit: Dr. William Zachary Mills DVM, MPH, MBA)

Dogs Could Help Predict Valley Fever Spread in Humans

by Amy Quinton
April 10, 2025

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