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Inaugural cohort of fellows is furthering the campus goal of Global Education for All

• January 27, 2020

• Education

The Global Education for All Fellowship is a campus-wide student committee created to further develop and implement Global Education for All

How Researchers Are Responding to Mitigate California’s Wildfire Crisis

• January 24, 2020

• Sustainability

The Camp Fire in 2018 was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California’s history, killing 85 and burning over 150,000 acres and 18,000 structures.

UC Davis MIND Institute provides care for those born with fragile X syndrome

• January 24, 2020

• Health

Fragile X syndrome is a debilitating genetic neurodevelopmental condition that affects people worldwide, but many doctors don't know anything about it, let alone have the resources to properly diagnose or treat it.

Marburg Virus Found in Sierra Leone Bats

• January 24, 2020

• Health

First Report of Angolan-like Strain in Bats Since Initial Outbreak in People in 2005

Could Sacramento Flood Like New Orleans? It's Possible, But Water Managers Are Trying To Make It Less Likely

• January 21, 2020

• Sustainability

Weak and problematic levees are a big reason why there was so much destruction when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005.

Enlarged Amygdala Involved in Psychiatric Challenges in Young Girls with Autism

• January 21, 2020

• Health

Preschool-age girls with autism face greater challenges with emotional and behavioral problems than similar age boys with autism.

UC Davis Athletic Director Kevin Blue Talks Aggie Athletics, Aggie Launch

• January 19, 2020

• Education

In his fourth year at UC Davis, Kevin Blue has been the vortex in an athletic department that has reached unprecedented heights.

UC Davis Announces Collaboration With Alice Waters in Aggie Square

• January 16, 2020

• Education

UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May today (Jan. 16) joined chef and food advocate Alice Waters and Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg to announce a new collaboration.

In a Wildfire, Animal Rescue Can be Complicated

• January 15, 2020

• Health

California’s deadliest blaze, the Camp fire, killed 86 people and countless animals. For the Camp fire, Butte County Animal Control sought assistance from national groups.

Daily Bulletin: Poll Shows Guns Remain a Top Issue For Voters

• January 15, 2020

• Health

Gun violence is a top issue for American voters. A new Gallup poll found that 74 percent of respondents see gun policy as being either “extremely important” or “very important” to their vote for president in 2020.