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Representing an international network of universities, Universitas 21 announced that UC Davis has become a member institution and joins other universities committed to internationalization and multinational collaboration.

The University of California, Davis, continues to be honored as one of the nation’s, and the world’s, leading universities. In results released today in the QS World University Rankings, UC Davis comes in at No. 100 (four-way tie), up 18 spots from the previous year, among more than 1,000 universities ranked around the world.

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 environment at UC Davis strengthened my ability to become aware of what problems exist in the planet as a whole, not just locally,” said Ferrer, a CAAA member, and this year’s recipient of the Cal Aggie Alumni Association’s Emil M. Mark International Award. “UC Davis truly makes you feel that you can make a difference and bring about change in the world.”

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.

Scholar and student visas are expiring — how can the university help?

wenty-five young African leaders will leverage the world leadership of the University of California, Davis, in zero-net energy and its global experience to tackle energy challenges in their countries.

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.

By News and Media Relations

"Joanna Regulska, vice provost and associate chancellor of Global Affairs, and Wesley Young, director of Services for International Students and Scholars, issued the following statement today (Jan. 30):

You have undoubtedly seen the news in the last few days regarding President Trump’s executive order that prevents people from seven countries (Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia) from entering the United States.