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These photos show single-family and multi-family housing units that were recently developed for a mixed-use community called Bradburn Village in Westminster, Colo. Designs for Phase One of the West Village project are expected to be similar to t

Partner chosen to develop first phase of West Village

by Mitchel Benson
March 04, 2005

University

‘In the longer term, graduate student support is certain to be a featured objective of our comprehensive campaign. It must be one of our top priorities.’ — Larry Vanderhoef, pictured during Monday’s State of the Campus Address

Optimism permeates 2005 State of Campus Address

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

University

DISTINGUISHED FACULTY ...

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

University

photo: two salmon steaks on a platter

Conference Features Food, Wine and Culture of Pacific

by Susanne Rockwell
March 04, 2005

graphic image: state of California with eminating star from center

UC Davis' Economic Impact Tops $2.93 Billion Annually

by Mitchel Benson
March 04, 2005

Joanne Bookmyer

FOCUS ON SERVICE ...

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

University

Emeritus professor Murray Gardner, left, grad student hopeful Howard Zochlinski, center, and Professor Peter Rodman talk after the academic senate vote to reinstate Zochlinski, a former doctoral genetics student, to graduate student status. Zoch

Chancellor tells senate he sees brighter future

by Clifton B. Parker
March 04, 2005

University

UC Davis Selects Partner to Develop First Phase of West Village Neighborhood

by Mitchel Benson
March 02, 2005

Business, Science of Wine-making Focus of Seminar

by Julia Ann Easley
March 02, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Patenting Nanotechnology Topic of Lecture

by Julia Ann Easley
March 02, 2005

photo: woman's portrait

Contrary to Claims, Most English Learners Failing

by Julia Ann Easley
March 01, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

This robot was designed with the same basic senses and motor skills as a rat pup. The television screen shows a videotape of the robotic rat moving about inside its rectangular arena.

Robots offer animal-behavior insight

by Andy Fell
February 25, 2005

University

Jeff Hogan consults with an freshman football player about a possible strained muscle. It is one of Hogan’s many duties as head trainer. He also helps keep the focus on the “student athlete” and to lead drug education efforts so the campus

Exploring Steroids at UC Davis and Beyond

by Clifton B. Parker
February 25, 2005

University

Experts examine roles of medical certification and nurses as well as the benefits of chocolate and slander laws

by Amy Agronis
February 25, 2005

University

Week honors Principles of Community

by Julia Ann Easley
February 25, 2005

University

New campus Web templates will ultimately be made available to units wanting to adapt their sites.

Campus Web site turns a new page; survey, committee guided design of electronic gateway to UC Davis

by Susanne Rockwell
February 25, 2005

University

From the top, Robert Kerr of UC Davis, right, meets with State Sen. Mike Machado, D-Linden; the Aggie Band-Uh! serenades the State Capitol; and Assembly Speaker Fabian NÃºÃ±ez, D-Los Angeles, receives Legislator of the Year recognition.

Advocates converge on Sacramento for UC Day

by Mitchel Benson
February 25, 2005

University

FROM UCOP: Need for math, science education stressed to Congressional caucus

by Amy Agronis
February 25, 2005

University

Event Examines Diversity in Higher Education

by Julia Ann Easley
February 23, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Week Focuses on Diversity, Principles for Interaction

by Julia Ann Easley
February 23, 2005

University

Week Holds Mirror to Bodies, Body Image

by Julia Ann Easley
February 23, 2005

Economic Growth and Environment Focus of Symposium

by Julia Ann Easley
February 23, 2005

CAPITAL VISIT ...

by Amy Agronis
February 18, 2005

University

EMPOWERING WOMEN ...

by Clifton B. Parker
February 18, 2005

University

Chad Sterling hopes that he and other young engineers like him can be role models and an inspiration to other African American students. “They can see we’re out here doing it, and that they can do it, too,” he said.

Graduate student Chad Sterling earns Black Engineer of Year

by Andy Fell
February 18, 2005

University

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