General Interest | UC Davis

Russell Read, right, the chief investment officer at CalPERS and this year’s executive-in-residence, listens to Robert Fox, center, who led Foster Farms and other major corporations for decades and is a member of the management school’s Dean

MBA students learning from top CalPERS executive

by Clifton B. Parker
April 26, 2007

University

Malaria Prevention Fundraisers

by Pat Bailey
April 24, 2007

Law School Ceremony to Focus on Public Service

by Julia Ann Easley
April 24, 2007

Society, Arts & Culture

Photo: book cover of "Perfect Spy"

UC Davis Professor Relates Vietnam War
from 'Perfect Spy's' Eyes

by Susanne Rockwell
April 23, 2007

The cast of UC Davis’ own version of Punk’d, from left: Italian businessman Fabrizio Floriani, David Phillips of Operations & Maintenance, and campus olive oil king Sal Genito, director of Buildings and Grounds.

Some sweet-talking plaudits for a slippery subject

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef, right, visited the Internship and Career Center on April 12 to present an award to Les McBee, diplomat in residence from the U.S. State Department.

Diplomat-in-residence program reflects global scope

by Dave Jones
April 20, 2007

University

‘Social responsibility’ in health care

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

IN RESEARCH: Produce safety center, Herbal kelp warning

by Dave Jones
April 20, 2007

University

Susan Rothenberg and her Jumping Dog oil painting

JUMPING FOR JOY AT VED MED

by Dave Jones
April 20, 2007

University

BRIEFS

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

Professor Robert Feenstra, right, holds the Bryan Cameron Distinguished Chair in International Economic. Cameron is on the left.

Campus adds 4 endowed chairs

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

PICNIC DAY BEAT GOES ON

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

THE ARTS: Baroque and gayageum concerts, Also at the Mondavi

by Dave Jones
April 20, 2007

University

Awards for drunk driving enforcement, chemical engineering, dairy milk, psychiatry

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

There’s something bad about trying to be too good

by Clifton B. Parker
April 20, 2007

University

Joe Juarez of Operations & Maintenance prepares to raise the California flag to half-staff Tuesday in memory of those killed in the Virginia Tech massacre. UC Davis joined other institutions nationwide in this act of remembrance, and will hold

Virginia Tech tragedy felt on Davis campus: University offers a wide range of safety, psychological services to members of its community

by Julia Ann Easley
April 20, 2007

University

Note to Media: Canceled: Pier Cleanup at Manhattan Beach

by Sylvia Wright
April 20, 2007

The malaria-carrying Anopheles gambiae goes for blood in this photo by UC Davis entomologist Anthony Cornel.

Symposium focuses on malaria fight

by Dave Jones
April 20, 2007

University

Foster Farms' Fox, CalPERS' Read bring executive know-how to UC Davis MBAs

by Julia Ann Easley
April 19, 2007

Photo: mosquito

UC Davis Symposium and Fundraisers Target Malaria

by Pat Bailey
April 18, 2007

Public Lecture: Supersymmetry and the Ultimate Laws of Nature

by Andy Fell
April 17, 2007

Science & Technology

The Future of the Delta: Beyond the Peripheral Canal

by Sylvia Wright
April 17, 2007

Prepare for traffic delays at south entry

by Clifton B. Parker
April 12, 2007

University

Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef, left, shares some laughs and cake with Professor Zuhair Munir, who was chosen for the 2007 UC Davis Prize for Undergraduate Teaching and Scholarly Achievement.

MUNIR WINS TEACHING PRIZE: It’s a material world for this top scientist

by Clifton B. Parker
April 12, 2007

University

Assistant Professor Henry Spiller, director of UC Davis' new Gamelan Ensemble, plays the gong.

THE ARTS: West Java music, Center plans book fair, Sunday with Mozart, The Pirates of Penzance

by Dave Jones
April 12, 2007

University

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