Davis Conversations is a feature series at Davis Life Magazine presenting profiles of local folks who impact our community. Today, we meet Bruce Gallaudet. (Photo courtesy: The Davis Enterprise) It’s not every day you sit down with a real live Hall of Famer. Bruce joined the club in 2011 when he was knighted by Davis […]
2014 UC Davis Bike Auction This past Saturday on October 11, a crowd of people gathered to bid for bikes. The UC Davis bike auction is hosted by Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS). Auctioned off were hundreds of abandoned bikes that had accumulated over the past year. Although most of the bikes were not in […]
Last year as a freshman at UC Davis, I became aware of how prominent computer and video games were in a student’s everyday life. I was surprised to find while walking through my dormitory hall, peeking into rooms that had their doors open in welcome, that many of my friends were all glued to their […]
Winter quarter is over and practically everyone I know used their Spring Break to recover and recharge from finals. It’s hard to think of anything good that comes with finals week; with abundant stress, excessive eating, lack (or absence) of sleep, the temporary end of a social life, and to the dismay of Davis townspeople, […]
Praying mantises, scorpions, horseflies and long-horned beetles are among the creatures that can be viewed in Robert Lang’s Alamo, California laboratory. His lab, although based on the foundations of physics and mathematics, is better referred to as an art studio. The specimens are actually origami pieces, each uniquely designed and folded by Lang. Lang, who […]
Can the developing brain of a fetus be adversely affected when its mother is suffering from a virus or infection? The long-held theory believed by developmental neurobiologists and researchers was that the nervous and immune systems are completely separate. The blood vessels and capillaries in the brain are protected by the blood brain barrier, which […]