General Interest | UC Davis

Student affairs coordinator Anita Poon helped spearhead a study in which almost a third of students said they wanted to take a language not offered at UC Davis.

Demand for world language classes soars

by Clifton B. Parker
April 21, 2005

University

TGFS FUN ...

by Amy Agronis
April 21, 2005

University

Adrienne Van Veen

SERVICE AWARD SPOTLIGHT — Adrienne Van Veen: Making an art of bookstore work

by Amy Agronis
April 21, 2005

University

Experts see day of geno-based diets approaching, comment on promoting ‘vigilante mentality’

by Amy Agronis
April 21, 2005

University

Study to examine how multimedia is shaping learning as library dean encourages real books

by Clifton B. Parker
April 21, 2005

University

Campus Offers Freshman Admission to 17,000 in State

by Julia Ann Easley
April 19, 2005

Landscape architect students Jennifer Egawa, left, and Julia Cox talk about their proposed plan for a park, bigger than New York’s Central Park, along Sacramento’s American River.

Students collaborate on giant park project

by Sylvia Wright
April 15, 2005

University

New focus placed on tenure track, arts collaborations, blogging

by Clifton B. Parker
April 15, 2005

University

Experts comment about nutrition, textbook costs sharks, gay marriage, more

by Amy Agronis
April 15, 2005

University

Truman Young and his team are helping to heighten understanding about how grassland ecosystems work, especially the relationships that exist between wild mammals and livestock — for instance how grazing zebras impact cattle herd health.

Home on the range: Truman Young helps ranchers assess the toll wildlife exacts on their herds

by Amy Agronis
April 15, 2005

University

In preparation for Picnic Day, grounds crew members bottle UC Davis olive oil last week — including Nelson Randolph, left, who was in charge of heat sealing the caps.

Creative use of fallow olive grove greases campus coffers

by Mitchel Benson
April 15, 2005

University

Against the backdrop of a mural painted last year, Diane Ullman teaches the freshman seminar Scientific Illustration in Public Murals, as students Madeline Osborn, left, and Karen Tam look on.

Art, science fusion triggers learning boom; Davis High joins effort as freshman seminar spotlights value of creating public art

by Clifton B. Parker
April 15, 2005

University

Aggies face tough schedule, last year at Toomey

by Amy Agronis
April 15, 2005

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Elsbach represents academics as D-I athletics arrives

by Julia Ann Easley
April 15, 2005

University

Regents to visit April 27-28; comment periods set

by Mitchel Benson
April 15, 2005

University

Campus takes scientific tack with campaign

by Clifton B. Parker
April 15, 2005

University

IN BRIEF — Transitions

by Susanne Rockwell
April 15, 2005

University

Jordy Margid helps students cultivate their natural leadership qualities and wilderness skills as director of Outdoor Adventures. The predominantly student-staffed resource center, located east of the Silo, offers maps, equipment rentals, classe

Jordy Margid: Refreshed by a constant flow of students

by Amy Agronis
April 15, 2005

University

Interim IET head hopes to standardize tech use

by Lisa Lapin
April 15, 2005

University

New police chief named; Spicuzza is first woman tapped for top cop post

by Mitchel Benson
April 15, 2005

University

Officer Walter Broussard pulls Maverick off after letting him attack trained agitator, UC Davis student Mike McLaughlin, for a pre-Picnic Day demonstration.

Educational fun, animals, bands foster ‘LIVE’ly day

by Julia Ann Easley
April 15, 2005

University

Regents to Visit UC Davis April 27-28

by Mitchel Benson
April 14, 2005

Journalist Hochschild to Talk About Slavery's End

by Susanne Rockwell
April 14, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Nobel Laureate to Speak

by Andy Fell
April 14, 2005

Science & Technology

Photo: Mountain lion cub

Public Talk, Film Focus on Mountain Lions

by Sylvia Wright
April 14, 2005

Environment

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