General Interest | UC Davis

An artist’s rendering here shows the stadium design that was recently approved by the UC regents.

Regents OK multi-use stadium; expandable design could hold up to 30,000 spectators

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

University

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...Throw a pro-Clinton element into the mix and a pro-Schwarzenegger amendment might fly

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

University

Federal Web sites launched this month with the help of alumna Ann Veneman also links to information on the familiar Food Guide Pyramid, which, based on new research, is undergoing revision and will be re-released in the spring.

Alumna helps unveil healthy lifestyle standards

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

University

Photo: Cow staring straight ahead

Cow Study Yields Surprises About Source, Amount of Dairy Air Pollution

by Sylvia Wright
January 26, 2005

Today's Lecture on Education Canceled

by Julia Ann Easley
January 24, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Photo: Man laughing

Environmental Historian to Talk About History, Storytelling

by Susanne Rockwell
January 24, 2005

Photo: leafy bush

Open House at the New Herbarium

by Andy Fell
January 24, 2005

Science & Technology

Sierra water tests yield good news

by Amy Agronis
January 21, 2005

University

IN BRIEF ...

by Amy Agronis
January 21, 2005

University

ART GALLERIES HOLD OPEN HOUSES ...

by Amy Agronis
January 21, 2005

University

Chancellor’s fellowships awarded

by Clifton B. Parker
January 21, 2005

University

The Redwood Grove

Redwood grove renewal stands tall

by Amy Agronis
January 21, 2005

University

Rendering: Picture of future football stadium

UC Regents Approve Design, External Financing for New UC Davis Stadium

by Mitchel Benson
January 20, 2005

UC Davis Experts Say Oil Spill Is World's Worst for Birds Since 2002

by Sylvia Wright
January 20, 2005

Environment

Genetics, People and Languages

by Andy Fell
January 18, 2005

Science & Technology

Sen. Ducheny to Discuss State Budget, Legislature

by Julia Ann Easley
January 18, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Ecologist Ted Grosholz tells the story of a newcomer that quickly changed a benign, introduced species into an aggressive invader.

Harbor Invaders Could Trigger 'Meltdown' of Coastal Ecosystems

by Sylvia Wright
January 18, 2005

Canceled: Inequality in Education Topic of Lecture

by Julia Ann Easley
January 18, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

GOING THE DISTANCE WITH HOSEI ...

by Susanne Rockwell
January 14, 2005

University

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ...

by Amy Agronis
January 14, 2005

University

Enhancing shared governance eyed; new report lays framework for ‘Mending the Wall’

by Clifton B. Parker
January 14, 2005

University

IF THE SHOE FITS ...

by Amy Agronis
January 14, 2005

University

UC Davis Begins Asian American Intern Program at Capitol

by Susanne Rockwell
January 14, 2005

Does ‘Amend for Arnold’ push have legs? Constitutional proposal allowing President to be a naturalized citizen garners mixed reviews

by Clifton B. Parker
January 14, 2005

University

Lon Kendall helps oversee the care of some 400,000 animals on campus — from mice to giant sturgeon.

Lon Kendall shapes animal care program

by Clifton B. Parker
January 14, 2005

University

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