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To the UC Davis Community: I hope you are all doing well as we reach the end of finals week and the fall quarter. It’s a busy time when many of us can use some extra support, especially our students. Earlier this week, I lent a hand serving Moonlight Breakfast, our traditional, nourishing study break. Thanks to Dining Services for preparing the food, the ASUCD Coffee House for hosting — and the approximately 2,000 students who turned out.

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Two weighty topics will be on Tuesday’s Davis City Council agenda: public safety reform and the drought. The…

62% of UC Davis students report being fully vaccinated Shares At least 62% of UC Davis students are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to data published this week on the campus COVID-19 dashboard. The percentage indicates that nearly two-thirds of students enrolled at UC Davis for this fall have submitted proof of vaccination to the university, while more than a third of the student body has yet to do so. UC Davis has announced that the vast majority of classes will be held in person ...

June 11, 11 a.m. PDT — A top administrator from the University of California, Davis, will be part of a White House panel with Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and chief medical advisor to the president, on the topic of the COVID-19 College Vaccine Challenge. President Joseph R.

For All Students, Academics and Staff at UC Davis, Including UC Davis Health by Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Mary Croughan May 27, 2021 May Update Last month we provided you with preliminary guidelines for fall 2021. To continue to assist you with fall planning, we are providing an update given changing circumstances and public health guidelines, as well as continued progress by the Fall Planning Work Group. Vaccines As we have stated previously, COVID-19 vaccines are our best defense...

The year of COVID (Part 1) 9 minute read UC Davis Health nurse Heather Donaldson administers Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to Eva Teniola, an Emergency Department nurse at UC Davis health who has been on the frontlines fighting the virus. Courtesy UC Davis Health. Support Local Journalism Back in late January and early February, as the world increasingly focused attention on a novel coronavirus impacting primarily China but cropping up elsewhere around the globe, life continued more or less as n...