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Making Decisions Based on How We Feel About Memories, Not Accuracy

• by Andy Fell
• March 10, 2021

• Driven by Curiosity
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

For One Instructor, Hip-Hop Led to Studying the Bay Area’s AIDS Epidemic

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• March 01, 2021

• Arts Blog

Alumni Couple Establish Endowed Chair, UC Davis’ 1st in African American Studies

• by Ashley Han
• February 23, 2021

• University
• Dateline
• Society, Arts & Culture
• Student Life

Weekender: Museum Culture, Mozart, Theatre, Opera

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• February 17, 2021

• Arts Blog

Most Teen Bullying Occurs Among Peers Climbing the Social Ladder

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• February 17, 2021

• Driven by Curiosity
• Human & Animal Health
• Society, Arts & Culture

Sloan Fellowships for UC Davis Mathematician, Neuroscientist

• by Andy Fell
• February 16, 2021

• Science & Technology
• University

How to Illustrate a 9,000-Year-Old Female Hunter?

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• February 16, 2021

• Driven by Curiosity
• Society, Arts & Culture

Vaccine Misinformation Can Overwhelm Facts

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• February 09, 2021

• Driven by Curiosity
• Human & Animal Health
• Society, Arts & Culture

Weekender: Words, Music, Winter at Manetti Shrem and More

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• February 04, 2021

• Arts Blog

Speaking and Listening Seem More Difficult in a Masked World, But People Are Adapting

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• February 02, 2021

• Driven by Curiosity
• Advancing Health Worldwide
• Human & Animal Health
• Society, Arts & Culture

A Third of Americans Say They Are Unlikely or Hesitant to Get COVID-19 Vaccine

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• January 29, 2021

• Society, Arts & Culture
• Human & Animal Health

Media Advisory: UC Davis LIVE on Combating Vaccine Misinformation Online

• by Andy Fell
• January 25, 2021

• Human & Animal Health
• Society, Arts & Culture

Arts Faculty, Students Lauded in Media; Getting Grants

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• January 22, 2021

• Arts Blog

Global Tea Initiative Colloquium Features Bestselling Writer, Tea Experts

• by Jeffrey Day
• January 14, 2021

• Society, Arts & Culture

How Can Young Adults Transition out of Poverty?

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• January 12, 2021

• The Curiosity Gap

Next Week: Creative Writing, Design Lectures Round Out the New Year

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• January 07, 2021

• Arts Blog

Vaccine Myths on Social Media Can Be Effectively Reduced With Credible Fact Checking

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• January 07, 2021

• Driven by Curiosity
• Advancing Health Worldwide
• Human & Animal Health
• Society, Arts & Culture

Prepare for a Career with a Science and Technology Studies Major

• by Becky Oskin
• December 16, 2020

• What Can I Do With My Major?

What Does International Human Rights Day Commemorate?

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• December 09, 2020

• The Curiosity Gap

How Can We Help Economically Disadvantaged Children Achieve Academically?

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• December 09, 2020

• The Curiosity Gap

New Compound Related to Psychedelic Ibogaine Could Treat Addiction, Depression

• by Andy Fell
• December 09, 2020

• Advancing Health Worldwide
• Science & Technology
• Human & Animal Health

Weekender: Lectures, Nutcracker and More

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• December 02, 2020

• Arts Blog

Is It Better to Give Than Receive?

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• December 01, 2020

• Driven by Curiosity
• Society, Arts & Culture

Alumna Creates Mural Where Floyd Was Killed

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• November 30, 2020

• Arts Blog

Art History Grad Takes Art Curious Podcast to Book Form

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• November 24, 2020

• Arts Blog