University News

UC Davis opened up a world of international relations for Liliana Ferrer ’87, helping to lead her career as the consul general of Mexico in Sacramento. She has been a career foreign service officer for the Mexican government since 1993.

The University of California, the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit that successfully argued to keep DACA in place while legal challenges continue, urges Congress to pass bipartisan legislation that permanently protects the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

This year’s awardees, who span three UC Davis colleges and schools, were recognized by Chancellor Gary S. May at the annual International Connections Reception hosted by Global Affairs on March 2.

We want you all to be aware of our university’s position on immigration enforcement in light of recent reports that Northern California cities have been targeted for a major federal sweep.

The University of California issued the following statement Jan. 9 in response to a federal district court’s decision on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

Traditional Puerto Rican spices will make the campus welcome even warmer for two doctoral students coming from the hurricane-ravaged island to continue their research here.

The University of California, Davis, asked a collection of faculty and administrators what their predictions on important national and global issues might be for 2018.

This is a story of loss and promise — the loss of a UC Davis researcher, Sharon Gray, and the promise of other female scientists who have her legacy as a source of support.

It was Gebremeskel’s first visit to the United States — and hopefully not the last, if her graduate education plans come to fruition.

Chancellor Gary S. May will join top congressional Democrats at a Capitol Hill news conference Wednesday (Oct. 25) in support of “Dreamers” and legislation under which they could stay in the United States to continue their education and contribute to society without fear of deportation.