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UC Davis among Most Diverse Law Schools

UC Davis School of Law ranked 2nd most diverse law school

Raquel Aldana Receives Margaret Brent Award

Associate Vice Chancellor Aldana receives prestigious recognition from American Bar Association

ACE Unveils New Resource on the Status of Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education

A report that explores the evolving state of race and ethnicity in the higher education landscape

2019 Principles of Community Week Events

List of events to celebrate this year's Principles of Community Week

UC Davis C.N. Gorman Museum Featured on SacBee

At the C.N. Gorman Museum at UC Davis, Native American art doesn’t belong to the past, it’s happening right now.

Call for Nominations: "Soaring" and "Handy" Awards

OCCR and SDAAC are pleased to invite nominations for the Calvin E. Handy Leadership and Soaring to New Heights Awards

GAO Report Tackles Issues of Food Insecurity Among College Students

A new report puts a national spotlight on the issue of food insecurity while also offering possible remedies.

Gina Aparicio, Ipan Nepantla Teotlaitlania Cachi Cualli Maztlacayotl, 2014, mixed media installation. Courtesy of the artist. (Photo/Gina Aparicio)

Xicanx Futurity Exhibition Opening at Manetti Shrem Museum of Art

Originally posted in UC Davis News on December 21, 2018

Lisa Materson and Ellen Hartigan-O'Connor, associate professors of history, read from their new book. (Photo/Karen Nikos-Rose)

Women Tell Women’s History in Oxford Handbook

Professors of History Materson and Hartigan-O'Connor co-edit the new Oxford Handbook of American Women's and Gender History

Chancellor Gary S. May visits with students at the Center for Chicanx and Latinx Academic Student Success shortly after it opened in late 2017.

CHANCELL-ING: New Year, New Recognition

You can bet UC Davis will blossom even more this year. One of the things I’m most excited about is our university becoming a federally designated Hispanic Serving Institution, which we expect to happen this spring.

Students concentrate in a chemistry lecture at UC Davis last fall. (Gregory Urquiaga/UC Davis)

UC Davis Meets Final HSI Criteria

With Chicano and Latino students accounting for more than 25 percent of domestic undergraduates for a second year, the campus has met the criteria to apply to become a federally designated HSI.

Now accepting applications for ELEVATE 2019

The Center for Minority Serving Institutions (CMSI) is pleased to open applications for our early career faculty development program.

Philip H. Kass Elected as fellow to American Association for the Advancement of Science

Phil Kass, Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Equity and Inclusion was one of ten UC Davis scholars to be elected a new fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

You can read the full article here.

2018-19 Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Grant Awards

The Vice Chancellor’s Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is pleased to announce the names and projects of this year’s Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Grant winners.

HSI Engagement Forum Recap

On November 1, the HSI Task Force hosted an engagement forum at the UC Davis Conference Center where more than one hundred students, staff, and faculty gathered to hear an update from Co-Chairs Raquel Aldana and Rahim Reed about the Task Force's progress and plans.

The participants were also invited to contribute to the discussion and the forum produced a great deal of feedback, energy, and enthusiasm.

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