In his debut novel, author Jared Poon, Ph.D. ’14, imagines a Singapore where civil servants manage supernatural disturbances alongside the everyday work of government. City of Others is set in a modern metropolis populated by humans, spirits and creatures drawn from Southeast Asian folklore.
Picnic Day is on April 18, 2026, will you be joining us? The Aggie Parent and Family Council has compiled a guide to help you get the most out of Picnic Day with tips for what to bring, where to eat, parking, and some of the can't miss events.
Crowdfund UC Davis (CFUCD) is a fantastic way for our students to gain firsthand experience in organizing, promoting and fundraising for projects close to their hearts. CFUCD gives students the opportunity to apply concepts they are learning in the classroom and through student organizations, providing valuable early, career-building experience that helps shape their futures.
Supporting public education and opening doors for the next generation of students are top priorities for retired cardiologist Bob Blumberg ’67, a double UC alum who earned his bachelor’s degree from UC Davis and his medical degree from UC San Francisco in 1971.
Five years, dozens of wineries and countless toasts later, UC Davis’ Aggies Uncorked Alumni Wine Club is preparing to celebrate a major milestone this fall.
Alumni Spotlight: Brianna’s European Discovery Grad Trip with Aggie Adventures and Contiki
Our Aggie Adventures team sat down with recent UC Davis graduate, Brianna Beltran ’25, to discuss her Grad Trip experience spanning 7 European countries in 12 days. From falling in love with Switzerland to getting a taste of local life in Rome, Brianna shared insights that future Aggie graduates won’t want to miss!
As our daughter Saee, begins her fourth year at UC Davis, we are filled with excitement for her and her future. As proud Aggie parents, we are deeply thankful for the many resources that the university offers to support students’ health, safety, and success.
Each year, Nichols and her husband, Ron, give a portion of their retirement using a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) to the same scholarship fund that supported her decades ago.
