Face-Covering Availability; COVID-19 Reporting Protocol

Face coverings, now required by Yolo County, are available in limited supply for employees who continue to work on campus, and who do not have suitable coverings of their own. Plus, a reminder to staff, faculty and students about how to report should they or immediate family members or colleagues test positive for COVID-19.

Aggie Square Is Being Built for Pressing Issues Like COVID-19

The current efforts in collaborative coronavirus research show how important Aggie Square will be in facilitating that kind of cooperative work, says John Marx, faculty advisor to the provost for academic planning at Aggie Square. “Aggie Square’s very architecture is designed to make cross-campus teamwork habitual,” he says.

Alumni Entertain at Home

UC Davis alumni like Hasan Minhaj, Rep. Jackie Speier and singer-songwriter Cam (Camaron Ochs) are using their platforms on social media to entertain, comfort and inform audiences stuck at home during the pandemic. See how and when to watch them, from UC Davis Magazine.

A Voice for the Marginalized

The latest Aggie Hero is Davares Robinson, who hopes to find a career where he can connect marginalized students with the kinds of resources to help them continue on their educational paths and succeed. “I want them all to thrive, not barely survive,” the political science-public service major says.