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Amplifying Student Voices: Emiliano Nolasco and Community Leadership at UC Davis

  • by UC Davis Staff

Serving as a Student Advisor to the Chancellor at the University of California, Davis, Emiliano Nolasco embodies the intersection of student leadership and community engagement. In this role, he meets regularly with Chancellor Gary S. May to bring student perspectives into campus decision-making, championing initiatives that enhance student life for diverse populations across the university.

Renetta Tull with Board

Renetta Garrison Tull Joins Yolo County Board to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

  • by UC Davis Staff

On January 13, the Yolo County Board of Supervisors presented a proclamation honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and proclaiming January 19, 2026, as Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Yolo County.

At the invitation of Supervisor Lucas Frerichs, Renetta Garrison Tull, vice chancellor for inclusive excellence at University of California, Davis, along with Garth Lewis, Yolo County Office of Education Superintendent, joined the Board meeting to accept the proclamation on behalf of the university.

Attendees of Principles of Community

A Living Celebration of the Principles of Community

  • by Sarah Colwell

On a sunny fall afternoon, the Activities and Recreation Center ballroom buzzed with music, laughter and conversation. A giant balloon arch adorned the entrance and dancers cheered on the more than 100 guests who arrived to celebrate the culmination of the 35th anniversary of the UC Davis Principles of Community.

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HSI Timeline

  • by Thomas O'Donnell

The timeline below is a work in progress. If you have any suggestions for dates that should be included, please complete our submission form. Items for consideration should include as much supporting material as possible (for example, a document source or webpage link documenting the occurrence) and any interesting visuals are also encouraged.

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