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A man stands on the water’s edge at the foot of the massive vertical face of the Spencer Glacier in Alaska. (Getty Images)

Deep-Water Sediments Reveal Patterns of Extraterrestrial Influence on Earth’s Ancient Climate

by Greg Watry
October 31, 2025

Couple cooking in kitchen smiling

Sharing Happy Moments with Partner Better for Health than Feeling Happy Alone

by Alex Russell
October 30, 2025

Society, Arts & Culture

Photo of group of people dressed in black.

Weekender: Taproot Festival Begins; More Music; Celebrate Día de Los Muertos

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
October 23, 2025

A large radiotelescope dish, white but lit by golden hour light, against a background of misty forested mountains.

Astronomers Find Mystery Dark Object in Distant Universe

by Andy Fell
October 09, 2025

students moving in and out of library on UC Davis campus at night with light pouring through windows.

How Does Academic Freedom Help Society?

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
October 09, 2025

Artworks in installation view

UC Davis Artist, Sociologist, Ph.D. Student Reflect on ‘Breathe' Exhibition at Manetti Shrem Museum

by Maria Sestito, College of Letters and Science
October 08, 2025

Diagram of a double helix across the image in blue. In the center it opens out into a loop. A red line is aligned with one side of the loop.

Computational Model Uses Language Theory to Predict DNA Shapes That Underlie Gene Expression and Disease

by Greg Watry
October 03, 2025

Site of a pilgrimage in Peru with people gathered around relics

UC Davis Researchers Develop Theoretical Model to Determine How Pilgrimages Can Emerge

by Gregory Watry
October 01, 2025

Society, Arts & Culture

A black mouse nestled with small grey mouse pups.

Psilocybin May Present Unique Risks During the Postpartum Period

by Greg Watry
September 30, 2025

mural of Welcome to Davis on wall, multiple colors

‘Welcome to Davis’ Mural Celebrates City and UC Davis Legacy

by Maria Sestito, College of Letters and Science
September 30, 2025

Arts Blog

Image of American flag and immigrants on other side of fence

What Do Fewer People, Immigrants Mean for the Nation?

by Alex Russell
September 26, 2025

Gold-colored fish on white background

Weekender: Grand Opening of Manetti Shrem Exhibition with Artists; Gorman opens with Bartow

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
September 25, 2025

Arts Blog

A grey, diamond-shaped object with pitted, cratered surface against a black background.

Hayabusa-2 Sample Return Mission Suggests Protracted Wetter Asteroids

by Andy Fell
September 16, 2025

Illustration of a flat, oval, ribbed, orange/brown object on a sea floor with sand and weeds.

How Did Animals Eat Before Mouths?

by Greg Watry
September 12, 2025

Emblem of Federal Reserve bank in metallic color

How Does the Federal Reserve Guide the U.S. Economy?

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
September 11, 2025

The Curiosity Gap

A man plays a percussive instrument

Weekender: Meet the Percussionist; Go 'Into the Woods' in Woodland

by Karen Nikos-Rose
September 04, 2025

mother holds stuffed animal for baby on blue blanket

Babies Pay Attention Longest When Parents Combine Words and Gestures, UC Davis Study Suggests

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
September 03, 2025

Society, Arts & Culture

Horse sculpture

Weekender: See Vet Med's Newest 'Horse'; Find an Art Book; Poetry

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
August 21, 2025

A map of the north eastern Pacific ocean. Colored concentric circles are located towards the left of the image.

Nowcasting and the Kamchatka Earthquake

by Andy Fell
August 07, 2025

container port against blue sky

Tariffs Can Improve U.S. Economy, But Global Trade Realities, Retaliation, Could Offset Gains

by Karen Michele Nikos-Rose
August 07, 2025

Society, Arts & Culture

Swirls of brightly colored dots in irregular shapes against a black background.

Psychedelics and Non-hallucinogenic Analogs Work Through the Same Receptor, Up to a Point

by Greg Watry
August 04, 2025

A view of deep green trees through mist and rain.

Rainy Tropics Could Face Unprecedented Droughts as an Atlantic Current Slows

by Yvaine Ye
July 30, 2025

Composite shot of computer screen with news, social media, in headlines

Does Following News on Social Media Help People Tell Fact from Fiction?

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
July 28, 2025

Primate with teeth showing

How do you Analyze Past Climates?

by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
July 28, 2025

A scattering of bright clear crystals against a black background.

Molecular Simulations Show Graphite ‘Hijacks’ Diamond Formation Through Unexpected Crystallization Pathways

by Greg Watry
July 09, 2025

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