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U.S. News rates graduate programs among tops in nation

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

University

Student Taeko Aoki makes her selection at one of the campus's 130 vending machines, which last year dispensed some 500,000 sodas.

New dollars bubble up from larger sodas

by Clifton B. Parker
April 16, 2004

University

Research and a favorite pastime come together for Michael Parrella, who not only studies bugs in depth to aid pest management efforts, but also keeps exploring new ways to make bugs more appealing to freshwater trout as an avid fly-fisherman.

Breaktime: Michael Parrella — At home near water, in work and play

by Clifton B. Parker
April 16, 2004

University

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

University

CAMPUS SEMINARS...

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

University

Undergraduate research conference to show off diverse studies

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

University

Nutritionist Barbara Schneeman Named to FDA Post

by Pat Bailey
April 15, 2004

UC Davis, St. HOPE Partner for Special-Needs Preschool

by Julia Ann Easley
April 15, 2004

How Communication Inadvertently Influences Politics

by Susanne Rockwell
April 14, 2004

UC Davis Auction Offers Bikes at Bargain Prices

by Julia Ann Easley
April 14, 2004

University

Vet Hospital to Host ICU Reunion

by Pat Bailey
April 14, 2004

University

Center for Mind and Brain Has Grand Opening

by Susanne Rockwell
April 14, 2004

UC Davis Week Explores Asian Pacific Islander Issues

by Julia Ann Easley
April 14, 2004

University

Two Neuroscientists Win Sloan Fellowships

by Andy Fell
April 13, 2004

Photo: Bookcover of "Growing Public"

Social Safety Nets Don't Hurt Democratic Economies, Book Says

by Susanne Rockwell
April 12, 2004

Society, Arts & Culture

Carol Cardona, a Cooperative Extension poultry veterinarian and an authority on avian influenza, surveys some of the campus’s feathered residents. Influenza viruses have their home base, or “reservoir,” in wild duck populations. Experts li

Experts keep wary eye on global flu scene

by Pat Bailey
April 09, 2004

University

Real estate office reorganizes: Changes will help faculty, staff find housing

by Clifton B. Parker
April 09, 2004

University

Genomics chair sponsored; Novozymes funds matched by UC for $1M total endowment

by Andy Fell
April 09, 2004

University

Robert Drago, a professor of labor studies and women’s studies at the Pennsylvania State University, outlines the effect of child-rearing on women’s abilities to move forward in their academic careers during last week’s talk in the Caberne

Work-life balance talk encourages administrators

by Clifton B. Parker
April 09, 2004

University

Town hall to examine state’s investment in higher education

by Amy Agronis
April 09, 2004

University

UCOP NEWS...Dynes recommends new chancellor for UCSD

by Amy Agronis
April 09, 2004

University

Center launches ‘big C’ campaign

by Amy Agronis
April 09, 2004

University

Map showing plans for campus.

Walker area plan seeks to unify campus

by Clifton B. Parker
April 09, 2004

University

More human remains found; digging at Cancer Center uncovers 28 more sites

by Amy Agronis
April 09, 2004

University

MAJOR ISSUES IN MODERN BIOLOGY...

by Andy Fell
April 09, 2004

University

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