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May 29, 2023
BlackRock has been priming the next generation of management and making changes at the top.
May 16, 2023
History professor Gregory Downs has a brother, Wil, who played college basketball at the Division I level. “And he never ceases to remind me of that,” Greg says.
April 18, 2023
Joanna Johnson is coming here from the University of Miami; provost of the Writing Center that opened last fall in the new Teaching and Learning Complex; Heather Hunter joins UC Davis Athletics as senior associate athletics director and Lucas Griffith is appointed interim assistant vice chancellor of Campus Planning and Environmental Stewardship.
March 31, 2023
You know, you always listen for the yes response to say. okay explain what they belong in that way right along in prison in prison, but thats a gutsy thing for a republican official to say these days, sad to say standard when you think about the idea of you said that he was glorifying it. it was taunting. it was essentially saying, these are the people who stormed this capital. theyre singing and theyre singing the national anthem, and theyre doing it at a rally for someone who is running for of...
January 17, 2023
IN THIS COLUMN Michal Kurlaender, School of Education Tonya Fancher, School of Medicine Veronica Zendejas, Undergraduate Admissons Carrie L.
January 12, 2023
After a year of layoffs, exec exits, and restructuring at Netflix, we updated our exclusive chart of its organization structure and key leaders.
December 25, 2022
While the new electronic medical record system has been sold as an overdue update to the VA’s existing computer system, flaws in the Cerner system have left health care workers exhausted and demoralized, and the problems have also harmed scores of veterans, according to the VA Office of Inspector General.
December 19, 2022
Recommendations for charges. but weve been reporting there are a few we know of, right? obstructing the proceeding, for example. so, are there any ones that we know theyre going to recommend in terms of charges that are more serious than others? you know, if someone were to be convicted of these, what would happen? >> well, lets take a step back and realize the pressure thats now on the department of justice. those who make the laws, our members of congress, are going to recommend that the perso...
December 13, 2022
In. but so did, and i think the pointedly, so did interns. and people who are lower than him on the org chart that he helped out along the way. he took being a mentor very seriously. and this was someone who had an incredible amount of success. an incredible mom out of access. he didnt want to where, that want to share that. and those lovely that lebron james remembered him from 20 years ago. i think its remarkable it wasnt even the sport theyre grahams best known for. and the bond remembered hi...
December 6, 2022
“During a disaster is not the time to exchange business cards,” goes an old saying in emergency services, and no one takes that to heart more than UC Davis' new campus emergency manager, Benton Best. He took up his post in October and since then has been forming relationships with departments across the campus — reviewing and preparing action plans with fire, police, UC Davis Health and more.