As incidents of antisemitism continue to make headlines across the country, UC Davis faculty in the Jewish Studies Program are encouraging the campus community to engage with a timely and rigorous resource: A Campus Guide to Identifying Antisemitism in a Time of Perplexity, published by the Nexus Project.
As part of the 35th anniversary of the UC Davis Principles of Community, a new university-wide campaign is inviting graduating students to share encouragement and support with those just beginning their UC Davis journey.
The University of California has released a new Combating Antisemitism webpage outlining recent steps to address rising antisemitism and foster safer, more inclusive campus environments.
In a small conference room on the UC Davis campus in 1990, a group of students, staff, faculty and administrators gathered around a table and started discussing the language of a bold new statement.
In a recent episode of the UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement’s SpeechMatters podcast, UC Student Regent Josiah Beharry and Student Regent-designate Sonya Brooks offered powerful reflections on the value and challenges of representing more than 300,000 students in governance.
On Thursday, May 22, 2025, staff members from across UC Davis gathered for Breakfast with the Chancellor, honoring the 35th Anniversary of the UC Davis Principles of Community
The University Credit Union Center pulsed with energy on May 10 as about 1,400 students from over 450 schools filled the arena for the 2025 César Chávez Youth Leadership Conference at UC Davis. Students filled rows of folding chairs, many seated alongside parents or teachers, listening attentively to welcome remarks by Chancellor Gary S. May and a keynote address by Raquel E. Aldana, Martin Luther King Jr. Professor of Law at UC Davis.
More than 300 members of the UC Davis community recently gathered for a Race Matters session on the Principles of Community, a dynamic workshop hosted by the UC Davis Human Resources department.
The UC Davis Center for Reducing Health Disparities partners with communities to advance health equity through research, education, and engagement. Recent updates from their initiatives are featured below.
A historic collaboration between the UC Davis Department of History, Middle East/South Asia Studies Program, and the California History-Social Science Project (CHSSP) is helping bring academically grounded lessons about Middle Eastern history into K-12 classrooms—at a time when teachers say the need for context and accuracy has never been greater.
